Cards should be sellers and buyers at deadline

[rockondlouie]

Is Jeff Bezo's new bride a Cardinals fan?

Unlikely. Her favorite colors are green, gold, and silver!

[RunSup]

Who do you know that:

A. WANTS to buy the team.

B. HAS 3-4 BILLION dollars

C. Is GUARANTEED to run the team the way you want.

I’ll wait…

I qualify for A and B! If anyone on here has B, reach out to me!!

I thought you said you HAD B?

Oops, A and C! Lol
Need a little help with B!!

Well I bought a Lotto ticket today. It's not "B". But a start. It'll at least get me some green seats at the ball park.

We could incorporate and sell shares to buy the team. Or just speculate in cryptocurrency pyramid schemes. Issue a Cards Coin.

[woofy25]

Who do you know that:

A. WANTS to buy the team.

B. HAS 3-4 BILLION dollars

C. Is GUARANTEED to run the team the way you want.

I’ll wait…

A and B are easy. Private Equity is getting the professional sports business. There would be buyers if the cardinals were for sale

Yeah…that’s EXACTLY what these people want! Private equity firms will definitely run the team the way fans want!

It seems like many on this forum just want to see big contracts, so yeah maybe so.

[Red7]

Who do you know that:

A. WANTS to buy the team.

B. HAS 3-4 BILLION dollars

C. Is GUARANTEED to run the team the way you want.

I’ll wait…

A and B are easy. Private Equity is getting the professional sports business. There would be buyers if the cardinals were for sale

Yeah…that’s EXACTLY what these people want! Private equity firms will definitely run the team the way fans want!

It seems like many on this forum just want to see big contracts, so yeah maybe so.

Private equity firms will run the team even MORE like a business. Big contracts make sense in markets where local broadcast rights dwarf combined revenues in markets like STL, but not here. STL fans want a Mark Cuban or Stephen Cohen. They’re more apt to get an owner like Pittsburgh or Cincinnati.

[woofy25]

Who do you know that:

A. WANTS to buy the team.

B. HAS 3-4 BILLION dollars

C. Is GUARANTEED to run the team the way you want.

I’ll wait…

A and B are easy. Private Equity is getting the professional sports business. There would be buyers if the cardinals were for sale

Yeah…that’s EXACTLY what these people want! Private equity firms will definitely run the team the way fans want!

It seems like many on this forum just want to see big contracts, so yeah maybe so.

Private equity firms will run the team even MORE like a business. Big contracts make sense in markets where local broadcast rights dwarf combined revenues in markets like STL, but not here. STL fans want a Mark Cuban or Stephen Cohen. They’re more apt to get an owner like Pittsburgh or Cincinnati.

What does mark cuban in a league with a salary cap have to do with anything? Requesting a new owner may backfire. I sense it would unless the Dewitt’s are truly finished investing the team

[Red7]

Who do you know that:

A. WANTS to buy the team.

B. HAS 3-4 BILLION dollars

C. Is GUARANTEED to run the team the way you want.

I’ll wait…

A and B are easy. Private Equity is getting the professional sports business. There would be buyers if the cardinals were for sale

Yeah…that’s EXACTLY what these people want! Private equity firms will definitely run the team the way fans want!

It seems like many on this forum just want to see big contracts, so yeah maybe so.

Private equity firms will run the team even MORE like a business. Big contracts make sense in markets where local broadcast rights dwarf combined revenues in markets like STL, but not here. STL fans want a Mark Cuban or Stephen Cohen. They’re more apt to get an owner like Pittsburgh or Cincinnati.

What does mark cuban in a league with a salary cap have to do with anything? Requesting a new owner may backfire. I sense it would unless the Dewitt’s are truly finished investing the team

Cuban in a league without a salary cap would be another Steve Cohen.

[JuanAgosto]

Is there any truth to DeWitt 3 wanting to sell to avoid an inheritance tax? I would think there'd be several suitors lining up to buy this franchise if it were on the market.