ClassLessCoyote
Staying classy
- Jun 10, 2009
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Assuming we mortgage the future for short term bandaids to become a 7-10th place "playoff pretender", for the next few years, I think we'll have no choice but to let Tippett hand pick the new majority owner, or sign him to a front loaded extension which would enable him to purchase a majority stake. Because the problem is obviously not him and something will have to change.
Imagine if Tippett even had control over who the new owner would be and bend to his will. Then this franchise will even have more Tippettbots.
Sure.... but as we discovered bankruptcy courts can do the same thing. Plus he wanted Glendale to pony up even more money than what IA got. With no guarantees to make things whole.
The market would fell more confident of the team staying as no exit clause would be in place.