We now interrupt your regularly scheduled playoff race hand-wringing to bring you this very important bulletin: Arte Moreno is getting dead serious about moving the Los Angeles Angels to the actual city (or at least county) of Los Angeles.
How do we know this? Because, according to the LA Daily News, Arte Moreno recently held a meeting with stadium developers Majestic Realty. This is now the second such group that Moreno has met with this year after holding taking with the AEG group who have a similar stadium project downtown. Both stadium developers are more interested in building a stadium for a NFL team, so the level of their interest is hard to gauge. Moreno's though, that is starting to look more keen and obvious.
As you might know, the Angels have an out in their lease after the 2016 season. As you might also know, Arte Moreno has long wanted to make the Angels an elite franchise in baseball. He tipped his hand on that long ago when he changed the team name...
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