Time for the city to play hardball
Posted: Thu Dec 15, 2022 7:58 pm
5065727279407272797E72170 wrote: If not for BOB, would the Pirates still be in The Burgh in the first place? I dnk. Not many interested parties at the time. One was John Rigas, who was found guilty of some serious offenses. So, yes, maybe BOB didn't hold up to his end of the bargain, but without him, that deal could've been made somewhere else. I don't think many judges would overlook that.
Bob was on the Board of the Pirates when the ballpark was built, but Kevin McClatchy pushed for the ballpark. I am not going to give the Nutting family any accolades for PNC Park. Kevin and former Pittsburgh Mayor Tom Murphy fought very hard for the building of PNC Park.
Bob was on the Board of the Pirates when the ballpark was built, but Kevin McClatchy pushed for the ballpark. I am not going to give the Nutting family any accolades for PNC Park. Kevin and former Pittsburgh Mayor Tom Murphy fought very hard for the building of PNC Park.