Marlins have a new suitor
Enter Oklahoma City into the growing list of places the Florida Marlins could move in the coming years.
On Thursday, Oklahoma Lt. Gov. Mary Fallin met with Marlins' brass.
WOW! Oklahoma City is really trying to convince people that it's a "major league city." First the Hornets land there, now the Marlins?
Sure it's far from a done deal but getting what in 2004-05 was one of the NBA's worst teams and now angling for a team that will have an opening day roster better suited for Oklahoma City's current Triple-A franchise doesn't seem to be a good way to make waves as a major league market.
On Thursday, Oklahoma Lt. Gov. Mary Fallin met with Marlins' brass.
WOW! Oklahoma City is really trying to convince people that it's a "major league city." First the Hornets land there, now the Marlins?
Sure it's far from a done deal but getting what in 2004-05 was one of the NBA's worst teams and now angling for a team that will have an opening day roster better suited for Oklahoma City's current Triple-A franchise doesn't seem to be a good way to make waves as a major league market.
posted by Jason Pugh at 3:16 PM
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