Jerry Reinsdorf's White Sox era takes another turn with new stadium push
Few people outside of Reinsdorf's orbit like the idea of funding another ballpark. But he's just trying to help. It's either now or later.
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Few people outside of Reinsdorf's orbit like the idea of funding another ballpark. But he's just trying to help. It's either now or later.
White Sox Chairman Jerry Reinsdorf told Crain's Chicago Business his family will sell the team after his death. He warned it could leave Chicago without a new ballpark.
The Chicago White Sox's next home could be a modern stadium in a ballpark village type of setting in the city's South Loop, according to renderings released Wednesday by the team and the company that owns the land. The pictures show an open-air ballpark surrounded by large green spaces and restaurants, businesses and residences on
A new Sox ballpark would be just one element in a multibillion development on a largely vacant tract of land known as “The 78.”
Sources tell the Sun-Times the team is considering building a new stadium on Clark and Roosevelt site. Mayor Brandon Johnson and Sox Chairman Jerry Reinsdorf would only say, “We met to discuss the historic partnership between the team and Chicago and the team’s ideas for remaining competitive in Chicago in perpetuity.”