The one-year ballpark lease extension the council approved with the Los Angeles Angels in January didn’t mean the current lease would expire when the extension does. As a result, the Angels could choose between a new or renovated stadium in Anaheim, a proposed waterfront ballpark in Long Beach, or simply play out their current lease, which extends through 2029. Read more here.
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The two sides have haggled over allowing the team to drop “Anaheim” from its name – they’ve been the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim since 2005 – and whether owner Arte Moreno’s firm should get a $1-a-year lease to develop the land around the stadium. They’ve also debated whether the team or the city should pay for major renovations to the stadium, which opened in 1966.
Yep, covered this over the years. This story was from August. Here is the last link we posted:
https://ballparkbiz.wordpress.com/2019/12/23/angel-stadium-sold-to-angels/
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