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Related: About this forumMLB owners unanimously approve sale of Baltimore Orioles to a group headed by David Rubenstein
MLB owners unanimously approve sale of Baltimore Orioles to a group headed by David Rubenstein
The Associated Press
March 27, 2024, 1:18 PM
David Rubensteins purchase of the Baltimore Orioles was approved Wednesday by Major League Baseball owners, clearing the way for the Angelos family to finalize the sale after over three decades running the team.
Approval of 75% of all owners was required, and MLB said the vote was unanimous. It came the day before the team is scheduled to open the season at home against the Los Angeles Angels. Rubenstein and his investor group were expected to close the purchase later Wednesday.
To own the Orioles is a great civic duty, Rubenstein, a Carlyle Group Inc. co-founder, said in a statement. On behalf of my fellow owners, I want the Baltimore community and Orioles fans everywhere to know that we will work our hardest to deliver for you with professionalism, integrity, excellence, and a fierce desire to win games.
The Orioles scheduled a news conference for Thursday morning with Rubenstein and Maryland Gov. Wes Moore. ... Angelos and his family took control of the Orioles in 1993, when Peter Angelos purchased the team for $173 million. Angelos health took a turn for the worse in recent years he died Saturday at age 94 and his son John has been the teams chairman, CEO and control person since 2019.
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The Associated Press
March 27, 2024, 1:18 PM
David Rubensteins purchase of the Baltimore Orioles was approved Wednesday by Major League Baseball owners, clearing the way for the Angelos family to finalize the sale after over three decades running the team.
Approval of 75% of all owners was required, and MLB said the vote was unanimous. It came the day before the team is scheduled to open the season at home against the Los Angeles Angels. Rubenstein and his investor group were expected to close the purchase later Wednesday.
To own the Orioles is a great civic duty, Rubenstein, a Carlyle Group Inc. co-founder, said in a statement. On behalf of my fellow owners, I want the Baltimore community and Orioles fans everywhere to know that we will work our hardest to deliver for you with professionalism, integrity, excellence, and a fierce desire to win games.
The Orioles scheduled a news conference for Thursday morning with Rubenstein and Maryland Gov. Wes Moore. ... Angelos and his family took control of the Orioles in 1993, when Peter Angelos purchased the team for $173 million. Angelos health took a turn for the worse in recent years he died Saturday at age 94 and his son John has been the teams chairman, CEO and control person since 2019.
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MLB owners unanimously approve sale of Baltimore Orioles to a group headed by David Rubenstein (Original Post)
mahatmakanejeeves
Mar 2024
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Onthefly
(505 posts)1. Great news for Marylanders
Pas-de-Calais
(9,996 posts)2. Carlyle group founder as owner? IDK
BidenRocks
(932 posts)3. I hope they don't, need the bridge
To get to the park.