They'll still sell it, just that it'll come in blue cups and they'll call it "Sky Blue Beer" or something.
Stadium Discussion
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Yankees own 20% of the Club. It is strongly in their interest for the Club to succeed and that value to go up.
not if they don’t sell or monetize it.Yankees didn’t put any money up from what I understand.
I know that Staten Island isn't the ideal place for a 30k soccer stadium, of course, but however it is NYC and not NJ...
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Lease transfer for Staten Island ballpark complete; repairs, new turf, targeted for completion in spring 2022
Conditions in and around the park have deteriorated.
i don't know brooklyn that well, but aren't brownsville and bedstuy highly residential? there really isn't anywhere to develop a stadium + additional stuff without displacing people out of their homes, which kinda defeats the purpose.
He’s going to be a pro development mayor. Liberals are going to hate him.
It’s a tweet from 6 years ago when he was In the middle of his first term as Brooklyn Borough President and not running for mayor.
I think you’re right about those neighborhoods but I’ve no idea if theremight be any big open or industrial lots that could be appropriate.
oh damn. i didn't even notice the date. lol.
The problem with Staten Island, and I think the main reason most people barely even consider it 'NYC' sometimes (Staten Island is always the butt of the NYC jokes because most new yorkers don't want it), is that Staten Island is highly HIGHLY inaccessible. There's no subway line, and the only two ways to get there areI know that Staten Island isn't the ideal place for a 30k soccer stadium, of course, but however it is NYC and not NJ...
Lease transfer for Staten Island ballpark complete; repairs, new turf, targeted for completion in spring 2022
Conditions in and around the park have deteriorated.
1) Ferry
2) Car... Which, from the Verrazzano, Goethals, and Outerbridge Crossing are considerably inconvenient for most people, and traffic to wazzoo.
Basically, Staten Island would by far be the worst location in the city for a stadium, and I don't think many people would argue on that point. (this is barring the outer reaches of Queens where the subways don't reach, of course.)
Technically, there is a subway line... but fully understood in that it is only used for accessing other points of SI, no connections to Manhattan/Brooklyn.
side note, but i think in like the 1920' there were plans for the R train to extend into Staten island. I think some say the tunnel was actually started but not completed as the great depression happened and then plans abandoned after that.
Hah. Yeah, I meant into other boroughs. It's just.... highly inconvenient.
In writing my reply i came across a super interesting article about that actually!
Why is Staten Island the only borough not connected to NYC by subway? NYCurious | amNewYork
The "forgotten borough" was almost linked in the 1920s.
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I always thought Broadway Junction in East New York was a sleeper spot for a stadium. Still an extreme long shot, but a possibility nonetheless.
Broadway Junction Reimagined: City Unveils Plan to Transform East NY Hub
The plan seeks to improve transit access, boost local economic development, create more neighborhood amenities and open spaces.
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Broadway Junction and East New York
Investing in Broadway JunctionBroadway Junction is one of Brooklyn’s major transit centers, sitting at the intersection of five subway lines, six bu
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It's pretty nuts how big the system may have gotten. Here's a guy who broke it all down as well and also made a modern map for it. https://www.vanshnookenraggen.com/_index/2021/01/ind-second-system-track-map/Hah. Yeah, I meant into other boroughs. It's just.... highly inconvenient.
In writing my reply i came across a super interesting article about that actually!
Why is Staten Island the only borough not connected to NYC by subway? NYCurious | amNewYork
The "forgotten borough" was almost linked in the 1920s.
Crazier thing is that looks like it's just the IND lines. Doesn't even include the IRT or BMT lines in that.
nycsubway.org: Subway FAQ: Which Lines Were Former IRT, IND, BMT
I wouldn't characterize "liberals" as anti-development. Although who knows what you mean by that word, it's a pretty broad, and loaded, word.
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