Even without its top two investors, the Orlando Dreamers say they have $2 billion in financing and will continue their pursuit of Major League Baseball. Barry Larkin, the group’s ambassador to MLB, ...

The Orlando Dreamers’ top two investors appear to no longer be involved in the bid to bring big league baseball to Orange County. Dr. Rick Workman of Windermere, the founder of Heartland Dental, ...

Total financing for prospective team acquisition now approaching $2 billion, in addition to more than $1 billion for team's portion of stadium financing. Dreamers' leadership also announces continued ...

The investors planning to opt out of investing in team ownership represent less than 25% of the aggregate financing under letters of intent for team acquisition and stadium financing. Key Dreamers ...

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To continue reading this content, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings and refresh this page. Preview this article 1 min The Orlando Dreamers have taken ...

Proposed MLB Stadium Project Estimated to Create Over 25,000 Permanent Jobs and Generate $1.16 Billion Annual Economic Impact in Orange County ORLANDO, FL / ACCESSWIRE / May 4, 2023 / Orlando City ...

Proposed MLB Stadium Project Estimated to Create Over 25,000 Permanent Jobs and Generate Over $40 billion in Economic Output in Orange County over 30 years ORLANDO, FL / ACCESSWIRE / May 9, 2023 / ...

Another emerged when Marc Topkin of the Tampa Bay Times reported that Rick Workman has joined Zalupski’s prospective ownership group. Topkin writes that Workman’s move to purchase a stake in the Rays ...

Readers chose the Orlando Dreamers' request for MLB stadium financing as their first choice for use of Orange County Tourist Development Tax funds by wide margin over other applicants Orlando Dreamers ...

I’m ticked off that yesterday I had to renew my license tag and driver’s license and I’m now $240.80 poorer. Which includes $6.00 for using a credit card. And that electric cars still aren’t paying ...