Chase McCabe

I think there's belief.

There is a group here called Music City Baseball that would call themselves the Nashville Stars, which is based off an old Negro League team that, you know, they have merchandise, they have a logo, they have jerseys, they have hats.

I mean, they have all that.

I don't know where they're going to put a stadium.

They got to pay for that.

But

I think it's possible.

I just think you're going to have to get a huge investor that's willing to come in, work with the government, say, hey, if you give me this land, I'll build the stadium because Nashville is not going to put a dime towards the stadium.

They just did that with a football stadium and they got that, you know, they're doing that.

So I don't see the city wanting to put money towards another venue right now.

I could be wrong.

But, you know, if a big investor comes along, then I think it can certainly happen.

From the baseball side of things, I think they got to get through what's looming.

And that's going to be a really contentious labor negotiation.

I don't think we're going to be playing baseball a year from now because of that.

And so what's the best way once you come out of a strike or labor stoppage or whatever to put a bunch of money back into the league?

Expansion.

So that's what probably ends up happening.

You know, baseball has obviously got bigger worries.

But I think it's going to eventually happen.