Greg Cote

And we've got a new stadium.

Where's it going to be?

By the airport?

Like they, whatever David Beckham imagined here was not in, it was not in Boca, it was not in Fort Lauderdale, it was not by the airport.

He imagined something glitzy and waterfront because they've delivered on all the things you would need to have the monster event thing

that you would wanna have going into the stadium.

You have the defending champions.

You have the best player in the world.

You have an event town and you have a new stadium in the center of an event town.

Is this gonna be one night or is it gonna be 10 years?

Because is it gonna be one season or are they playing for the next 10 years?

Because that stadium's gonna be there long after Messi's gone.

Saturday helps.

They're fortunate that it's not a weekday night game because that's going to be a problem.

The other investment in business and sports that hummed back to life this week was the University of Miami football team because these are two interesting things trying to get the foothold in this town that the Marlins never have even with two champions, right?

Because when Mike says where you put things, like the customer base that Inter-Miami is going to be drawing from,

The University of Miami is the closest thing we've ever had down here to a professional team that's not a professional team.

Until recently, they were bigger than the entirety of the Panthers.

Everything going on, five championships, University of Miami football.

Mario Cristobal, it can be said now, like he is, the conversation has ended about, is the U back?