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They made some unfortunate decisions not to maintain the ballpark in the way that it needed to be maintained. “Oakland, unfortunately, it’s a facility that was never as good as this one when it started. I think the real decision that needs to be made here is what we can do to maintain that really great dynamic. And most important, the fans here have supported the tam enthusiastically. Ownership has made a commitment not only to put a competitive team on the field, but to do its share in terms of keeping this stadium. “This is an A-plus facility when it’s built,” Manfred said. Manfred noted that Milwaukee’s situation is “really the antithesis of what happened in Oakland.”

The Brewers are interested in a long-term relationship, an extension of the lease that keeps them here.” “What I can say is that this ballpark is an asset. “The choices that are made between the various ways that public funds can be spent are choices that legislators have to make,” Manfred said. Vos has said he wants to work a deal that would look for a commitment from the team to remain in Milwaukee longer and not rely as heavily on money from a one-time budget surplus that’s projected to be around $7 billion. Republicans who control the Legislature have yet to unveil their own alternative, but talks have been ongoing in private.

It needs to be done in a timely way.”Įvers proposed spending nearly $300 million in taxpayer money to make improvements at the stadium, a plan that Republican Assembly Speaker Robin Vos declared to be dead on arrival. “It’s really important that the existing obligation under the lease be funded so that this great ballpark is maintained on a regular basis. “This is a gem of a ballpark,” Manfred said.

Tony Evers and the team have said the district does not have enough money to pay for what is needed, and the state surplus provides a chance to fund it without implementing a new tax or borrowing money. The Brewers’ lease, which runs through 2030, calls for the Southeast Wisconsin Professional Baseball Park District to cover repairs.

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