Kevin warren is actually who’s in charge of the whole project and he has a pretty good track record with this type of thing. He’s also been working very closely with the surrounding towns to alleviate many of the concerns and anticipated issues they have.
@@MarloSoBalJr the McCaskey’s. However he is the Bears’ president/CEO which gives him the largest amount of power in actually getting this stadium finished and how the project will play out.
As a California resident, I can say the Railyard Development is proceeding along presently in Sacramento as part of the city's continued efforts toward proper and actual urbanization of its downtown core from the Golden Bridge to the Capital and further east along the strip.
The Clippers didn’t play at the Forum. That was the Lakers. LAC played at the LA Sports Arena (and a few games at the Pond in Anaheim) which is now home to LAFC as a futbol stadium.
"Where the Clippers used to play" Regarding the Clippers, they never played at the Forum! The Clippers used to be in New York (as the Buffalo Braves), but ever since they moved to California, they've played at San Diego Sports Arena from 1978 to 1984, the Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena from 1984 to 1999, Arrowhead Pond of Anaheim/Honda Center for occasional games from 1994 to 1999, and Staples Center/Crypto Arena before the Intuit Dome. The Forum was the former home of the LAKERS from 1967 to 1999! But yes, the Forum's owners Madison Square Garden Company sought to block its construction before Ballmer bought it from them for 400 million dollars. MSG used litigation to block construction of the new arena, which they feared would cannibalize the Forum's live events business.
The earliest the Jets can get their own stadium is within 10-15 years from now. When they moved into Met Life with the NFL Giants, the state of New Jersey made the Jets sign an iron clad contract they had to stay in the Meadowlands for at least 25 years or so. Now the Jets has been in Met Life for close to 15 years now, maybe by the 2040 NFL season, they can get their own stadium in NYC proper. Somewhere in Queens would be ideal.
Lots of cool projects are being developed and coming online in the next few years. I really like the look of the Jaguar's redevelopment plan and I hope they can pull it off.
U no as a jags fan i cone to a vid about criticizin all the upcoming stadiums and i hear zero criticism about our stadium is awsome...however cmon man the vid was about criticizin gimme just one i feel kinda left out...am i weird
I mean, the good thing about the Jags new stadium is that they can build it during the season and let the Jags play in seven different cities around the world for "home" games...
I saw the Intuit Dome being built in the rain at night a couple months ago and that view of the Dome looked incredible. Can't wait to see the final product
Raymond James Stadium has to out do both Miami and Jacksonville now if they want to remain a viable Super Bowl host. The Bucs’ lease is up in 2028, let’s see what happens.
Jacksonville has to keep the end zone pools, I been there once and was the best game watching experience. Drink all the beer you want and never a line up to the pisser, heaven.
Agreed. I heard Calgary is getting a new arena. Ditto for probably Ottawa as well. At least mention those 2 in the likely next sports stadiums built along the lines of the NFL Bears and Jags and the KC Royals.
Ok, the new Titans stadium lowkey looks SO AWESOME. I love the modern aesthetic on the outside and the seamless integration of the Tennessee flag (already one of the best state flags) into the decorations
2:31 correction The Lakers originally played in the Forum The clippers from 84 to 99 played in the LA memorial sports arena which used to be right outside of the coliseum where the Trojans play
Clippers played in the old LA Sports Arena sharing the same parking lot with the Coliseum, not the Forum that MSG owns. that's the house Magic and Kareem won all those banners.
Gotta be honest, I really don’t like the ultra futuristic design that new stadiums seem to be trending toward. They all just look so formless and tacky.
The giant record player; the Playstation 1; the giant Top Golf 😂I know it's getting its great share of funny names, and some of our fans aren't too thrilled about it, but I think it looks great!
You forgot to mention the Panthers and Browns with their stadium plans, although I’m not aware about renderings with either of them. The Jacksonville Jaguars I think will get it done with their stadium rebuild.
The new Jags stadium is for the most part a go. The biggest obstacle right now is where do the Jags play for the two years the construction expected to take.
I give Steve a lot of credit making that move to put a indoor public basketball court. It reminds me of that scene from soul plane 😂. Though when it’s finished imagine all the basketball influencers that are going to play there you won’t be able to actually play there.
Nashville has a winner with New Titans Stadium. Looking forward to my first game in the new digs. Nissan has been good but it’s time for an upgrade. Nashville is an up and coming city primed and perfect for a Super Bowl.
The Athletics played Oakland like a fiddle. They made Oakland and Las Vegas compete against each other in order to get a better deal. They pretended they were committed to staying in Oakland and moving to the Howard Terminal site, while secretly looking at sites in Las Vegas. The City of Oakland, rightfully pissed and realized the Howard Terminal stadium project was all for nothing, stopped working with the Athletics. And the fanbase there is as pissed as the city government. It's a shame because I actually liked the Howard Terminal stadium design, it looked absolutely beautiful. Apparently, the reason some locals are against Ryan Field is because they don't want the stadium to be used as a commercial concert venue (Northwestern has every right to use the stadium for whatever they want), and complaining about traffic, parking, and noise pollution. If they're so worried about noise, maybe, oh I don't know, NOT live next to a stadium? And traffic congestion and parking? Ryan Field is by both Central on the CTA's Purple Line and Central Street on Metra's Union Pacific North Line. Instead of parking and worrying about traffic, encourage people to TAKE THE TRAIN! Land that is a sea of parking could be used for so much more. Evanston's economy relies on the university. And Evanston is just outside Chicago...urbanism is inevitable.
The Clippers never played at The Forum in Inglewood. That was the Lakers old home. The Clippers played at the old LA Sports Arena before sharing Staples Center with the Lakers.
I think the Bears should build a beautiful new ultra-modern, sleek new stadium in Arlington Heights. Then they can slap some classic Greek-style doric pillars onto it to completely divert from the original structure’s complete theme.
As someone who grew up in Nor*Cal, I actually do hope the Sac Republic get their Stadium and expansion to MLS. It would make for a great rivalry with my native Portlander and Timbers fan partner.
Im also a Norcal local who’s grown up here but im a San Jose quakes fan but it would be great if Sac Republic expands to the Mls and as an Oakland A’s fan it’s hard to see us leave for Las Vegas at least my Warriors just moved over the bay when we left Oakland but I was hoping the A’s could stay in Oakland or go to a nearby city
As a honorable mention: I would add the Iron District Stadium that recently started construction near Downtown Milwaukee. Which will be home to a USL expansion team and Marquee University’s soccer team.
About the Orlando one... that's not downtown Orlando at all. I'll admit to just being there on the weekend. See the waterslides? That's Aquatica; it's between 528 and I-Drive, and those buildings at the top of the screen are the Orange County Convention Center. They really are planning on cramming a 35 thousand seat stadium in between the Beachline and a water park. And I have zero clue how parking is supposed to go for that but let's be honest, speaking as a former SeaWorld employee, I have to say that merely it being a hot, sunny summer day has jammed that cloverleaf beyond all hope of transit. I shudder to think what a baseball game would do to it. (Also speaking as a former SeaWorld employee, don't @ me about the whales, I worked in merchandise. At an outdoor stand next to the BBQ restaurant that doesn't exist anymore -- the stand, not the restaurant. But I digress. I do that.)
The Jags have discussed playing at Daytona International Speedway as a temporary home. That could make a good video topic: Strangest Temporary Stadiums/Arenas
If any of these new stadiums come true, we could see future superbowl locations. I'd be crazy enough to say they'll host a wrestlemania in these future stadiums.
As a Jags fan, I'm excited for the reno although a Super Bowl will never come back to Jax unless a bunch of hotels get in town as they had use cruise ships the last time
As a Premier League fan, I am surprised that Everton's new stadium (which is supposed to open next year & replace iconic Goodison Park) isn't on this list. That stadium will be right on the docks of Liverpool & seat 53,000. Hopefully it will host Premier League matches when it opens as Everton have come very close to being relegated the past 2 seasons & needing miracles on the final day of the season to stay in the league. Then when it comes to purposed stadiums, there's the new stadium for Inter & AC Milan which as of writing this may or may not get built depending on what the city of Milan wants to do. The city wants to renovate both clubs current home of San Siro for the 2026 Winter Olympics (in which the San Siro will host the opening & closing ceremonies) but both Inter & AC Milan have said they want to move out & build their own privately funded stadium on the outskirts of the city.
Ahhh, so this is what the man has come to. Ran out of existing stadiums to talk about, so now you've gotta go to the proposed and planned ones? It was inevitable. ;)
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Any news on the 76ers new stadium ? Or the Wizards going to Arlington Virginia ?
So with endless pleasure palaces being built, any word on whether American manufacturing will come back into existence?
As a Bears fan and Chicago area native, no matter where they end up, as long as the McCaskey's own the team they will find a way to screw it up.
Cue the thunder sound effect
Kevin warren is actually who’s in charge of the whole project and he has a pretty good track record with this type of thing. He’s also been working very closely with the surrounding towns to alleviate many of the concerns and anticipated issues they have.
@@tjottesenBut... who still owns the Bears?
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@@MarloSoBalJr the McCaskey’s. However he is the Bears’ president/CEO which gives him the largest amount of power in actually getting this stadium finished and how the project will play out.
Sadly true 😢
As a California resident, I can say the Railyard Development is proceeding along presently in Sacramento as part of the city's continued efforts toward proper and actual urbanization of its downtown core from the Golden Bridge to the Capital and further east along the strip.
12:02 You hit the nail on the head. You don’t have to be a Bear fan to hate the McCaskeys! 😂😂😂
They’re probably the second worse ownership group behind Dan Snyder
You left off the Calgary Flames New arena, it's been approved and is coming in at $1.2 billion and is going next to the Saddledome.
Calgary definitely needs it. The Saddledome is past its usefulness
The Clippers didn’t play at the Forum. That was the Lakers. LAC played at the LA Sports Arena (and a few games at the Pond in Anaheim) which is now home to LAFC as a futbol stadium.
They should be forced to design a new logo first. How truly pathetic is the one they have now?
He was referring to the Staples Center about moving out. Steve Balmer bought the forum to speed up the construction process.
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"Where the Clippers used to play" Regarding the Clippers, they never played at the Forum! The Clippers used to be in New York (as the Buffalo Braves), but ever since they moved to California, they've played at San Diego Sports Arena from 1978 to 1984, the Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena from 1984 to 1999, Arrowhead Pond of Anaheim/Honda Center for occasional games from 1994 to 1999, and Staples Center/Crypto Arena before the Intuit Dome.
The Forum was the former home of the LAKERS from 1967 to 1999! But yes, the Forum's owners Madison Square Garden Company sought to block its construction before Ballmer bought it from them for 400 million dollars. MSG used litigation to block construction of the new arena, which they feared would cannibalize the Forum's live events business.
Never? There was one game Jan. 21, 1991.
Clippers used to be the Boston Celtics, the Buffalo Braves moved to Boston to become the current Celtics franchise
9:56 The new Royals ballpark has gotta have the fountains and crown scoreboard as iconography.
Confirmed Stadiums
1:38 LA Clippers (NBA)
2:48 Inter Miami FC (MLS)
3:43 Buffalo Bills (NFL)
4:31 Tennessee Titans (NFL)
5:31 New York City FC (MLS)
6:22 USF Bulls (NCAA Division 1 FBS)
6:48 Hawaii Rainbow Warriors (NCAA Division 1 FBS)
Proposed Stadiums:
7:31 Sacramento Republic FC (USL/MLS)
8:30 Las Vegas Athletics (MLB)
9:22 Kansas City Royals (MLB)
9:57 Northwestern Wildcats (NCAA Division 1 FBS)
10:40 Orlando (MLB)
11:14 Chicago Bears (NFL)
12:07 Jacksonville Jaguars (NFL)
Yet the New England Revolution doesn’t have a proposed stadium
That Jacksonville stadium looks nice. I need to go back there and catch a Jags game.
Until the new stadium is built, I'd still avoid anything before October. It is just too damn hot.
Words cannot describe how much I want the new Chicago stadium to actually look like a weird block of cream cheese.
If it is cheaper than a nice stadium, the McCaskeys might do it.
smelly, gross and moronic pretty much sums up Chicago in a nutshell.
The Bears franshise needs to be sold and moved out of illinois
@@nopethatswrong79it won’t be, Chicago is too big of a market to not have an NFL team.
@@nopethatswrong79lmfao. Chicago is basically the largest market in the NFL. They’re not moving out any time soon
Jets need a stadium of their own
The earliest the Jets can get their own stadium is within 10-15 years from now. When they moved into Met Life with the NFL Giants, the state of New Jersey made the Jets sign an iron clad contract they had to stay in the Meadowlands for at least 25 years or so. Now the Jets has been in Met Life for close to 15 years now, maybe by the 2040 NFL season, they can get their own stadium in NYC proper. Somewhere in Queens would be ideal.
No matter where the Oakland athletics go, it will be an improvement over the Collesium
yes but not with their owner lol
True, but you gotta feel bad for the fans and the community. Their owner traded all their good players and is cheap skating the organization
@@Jackson54321 I absolutely do, they got robbed
They should go to Sam Boyd for a few years to make the transition to a livable stadium easier.
The Vegas AAA stadium is way better. Much smaller but way better.
That damar Hamlin joke was WILD
They may want to start over with that Royals stadium design
Lots of cool projects are being developed and coming online in the next few years. I really like the look of the Jaguar's redevelopment plan and I hope they can pull it off.
U no as a jags fan i cone to a vid about criticizin all the upcoming stadiums and i hear zero criticism about our stadium is awsome...however cmon man the vid was about criticizin gimme just one i feel kinda left out...am i weird
@@Drkfire_Yt I feel like there could be more seats
I thought Jacksonville's current stadium was still considered new. I thought they recently renovated it didn't they?
If the Jacksonville Stadium gets funded and built, I can see it being the host of Super Bowl LXXV (75)
Still wild how they managed to host the SuperBowl in 2005
for sure
Their challenge is hotel space. Don't think the NFL was thrilled with the cruise ship thing
@@gabekornell7423 We have more hotels now, plus some getting huge renovations, but they're all spread out!
If the Jacksonville remodel goes through like that, that stadium will most certainly be all elite.
I mean, the good thing about the Jags new stadium is that they can build it during the season and let the Jags play in seven different cities around the world for "home" games...
Should have included the Ottawa Senators renderings for their new rink downtown they look really cool.
The titans stadium looks like a top golf
btw, there were a ton of renderings of the bears arlington park development, but none have confirmed a stadium shape/design
The strength of the Jag's stadium is the six and a half foot QB playing in it😂
The LA28 Olympics includes water polo, volleyball, track and field, softball & some other new sports!🏅🏅🏅🏅🏅🏅
$20 says once the Jaguars get their new stadium done, the first event there will be an AEW PPV
Thanks Five. I enjoy seeing stadiums.
Yo that Jags stadium looks Dope, let’s hop it actually gets built to look like the renderings!
I saw the Intuit Dome being built in the rain at night a couple months ago and that view of the Dome looked incredible. Can't wait to see the final product
I live in Jacksonville. ( Eagles fan grew up in PA). The Banks here is older than what people think. Part of the staduim is the old gator bowl
The foundation was the only think kept from the Gator Bowl. Everything else was completely torn down
I'm not a Jacksonville fan, but ...
I would totally buy absurd tickets to be in that stadium
I'm very surprised the Philadelphia 76ers stadium wasn't in this video.
1:26 that crane definitely looks stable
More stable that Antonio Brown’s bank account
Jags stadium revamp looks beautiful.
Kansas City Current stadium? First professional women’s soccer stadium. If you can do USF Bulls, you can do a NWSL team.
That Jaguars new stadium better keep that pool!
Raymond James Stadium has to out do both Miami and Jacksonville now if they want to remain a viable Super Bowl host. The Bucs’ lease is up in 2028, let’s see what happens.
2:29 - The Clippers never played at the Forum; you're thinking of the LA Sports Arena which got torn down to make way for what is now BMO Stadium.
Jacksonville has to keep the end zone pools, I been there once and was the best game watching experience. Drink all the beer you want and never a line up to the pisser, heaven.
They’re actually expanding both pools in the new stadium
I'm confused, is the NHL not one of the big four major sports leagues in North America?
Agreed. I heard Calgary is getting a new arena. Ditto for probably Ottawa as well. At least mention those 2 in the likely next sports stadiums built along the lines of the NFL Bears and Jags and the KC Royals.
Ok, the new Titans stadium lowkey looks SO AWESOME. I love the modern aesthetic on the outside and the seamless integration of the Tennessee flag (already one of the best state flags) into the decorations
Yo, Five! You gotta catch a game at Kauffman before she goes. If it happens soon. It’s old but damn it’s a classic! Just don’t go in July 😂
2:31 correction The Lakers originally played in the Forum The clippers from 84 to 99 played in the LA memorial sports arena which used to be right outside of the coliseum where the Trojans play
Dunno if anyone said this already, but the new jaguars stadium looks like The Flight of the Navigator ship!!!
Guess jags wont be movie to the UK if that gets built
The Flight of the Navigator Stadium making it's entry!
I have been enjoying these stadium/park videos from 5points tbh
You forgot the new Calgary Flames arena that will be opened in 2027
It's too bad that Sacramento is probably not joining MLS now, those stadium renders looked pretty nice.
You forgot to mention all the "TOILETS!" in Intuit Dome
Clippers played in the old LA Sports Arena sharing the same parking lot with the Coliseum, not the Forum that MSG owns. that's the house Magic and Kareem won all those banners.
Gotta be honest, I really don’t like the ultra futuristic design that new stadiums seem to be trending toward. They all just look so formless and tacky.
They look like what people in the 50's thought the future would look like
Who's in to call the Jags new toy the Uche Nwaneri stadium?
“This is what you came for!”
- Me: never heard of that renderings at all. 😆
The Jags stadium is gorgeous
Fivepoint doing a stadium video. Today is good
Someday he'll run out of stadium video ideas and I'm not looking forward to that day
that Jacksonville Stadium i hope comes. it looks Amazing!
The giant record player; the Playstation 1; the giant Top Golf 😂I know it's getting its great share of funny names, and some of our fans aren't too thrilled about it, but I think it looks great!
You forgot to mention the Panthers and Browns with their stadium plans, although I’m not aware about renderings with either of them. The Jacksonville Jaguars I think will get it done with their stadium rebuild.
The new Jags stadium is for the most part a go. The biggest obstacle right now is where do the Jags play for the two years the construction expected to take.
I wouldnt say its a go. The new governor is wanting to negotiate it and make sure the numbers work for tax payers.
@@Jaxboy86 *Mayor
Hey FivePoints, have you ever considered making videos of worldwide Stadiums? I find your Stadium vids to be actually really cool.
I give Steve a lot of credit making that move to put a indoor public basketball court. It reminds me of that scene from soul plane 😂. Though when it’s finished imagine all the basketball influencers that are going to play there you won’t be able to actually play there.
Nashville has a winner with New Titans Stadium. Looking forward to my first game in the new digs. Nissan has been good but it’s time for an upgrade. Nashville is an up and coming city primed and perfect for a Super Bowl.
We need updated mls, nfl, and ncaa stadium critiques once some of these are complete
The Athletics played Oakland like a fiddle. They made Oakland and Las Vegas compete against each other in order to get a better deal. They pretended they were committed to staying in Oakland and moving to the Howard Terminal site, while secretly looking at sites in Las Vegas. The City of Oakland, rightfully pissed and realized the Howard Terminal stadium project was all for nothing, stopped working with the Athletics. And the fanbase there is as pissed as the city government. It's a shame because I actually liked the Howard Terminal stadium design, it looked absolutely beautiful.
Apparently, the reason some locals are against Ryan Field is because they don't want the stadium to be used as a commercial concert venue (Northwestern has every right to use the stadium for whatever they want), and complaining about traffic, parking, and noise pollution. If they're so worried about noise, maybe, oh I don't know, NOT live next to a stadium? And traffic congestion and parking? Ryan Field is by both Central on the CTA's Purple Line and Central Street on Metra's Union Pacific North Line. Instead of parking and worrying about traffic, encourage people to TAKE THE TRAIN! Land that is a sea of parking could be used for so much more. Evanston's economy relies on the university. And Evanston is just outside Chicago...urbanism is inevitable.
That comment about Demar Hamlin. What a jackals you are dude
8:39 looks a lot like Wembley tbh
12:45 i’m so glad he mentioned this 😂
Also they plan on starting renovations of Jacksonville in 2025 and have it ready by 2027-28
4:25 😂ohhhh snap!
The Clippers never played at The Forum in Inglewood. That was the Lakers old home. The Clippers played at the old LA Sports Arena before sharing Staples Center with the Lakers.
I wouldn't say "never." There was a game Jan. 21, 1994, against the Cavaliers.
Clippers never played at the Forum. The Lakers did. The Clippers used to play at the Sports Arena (now site of LAFC stadium).
Rams and Nuggets owner Stan Kroenke just proposed a new arena in San Diego
Circular Kroenke ís also owner of the NHL's Colorado Ales.
They may want to start over with that Royals stadium design
I think the Bears should build a beautiful new ultra-modern, sleek new stadium in Arlington Heights. Then they can slap some classic Greek-style doric pillars onto it to completely divert from the original structure’s complete theme.
That Damar Hamilin shit melted my brain.
As someone who grew up in Nor*Cal, I actually do hope the Sac Republic get their Stadium and expansion to MLS. It would make for a great rivalry with my native Portlander and Timbers fan partner.
Im also a Norcal local who’s grown up here but im a San Jose quakes fan but it would be great if Sac Republic expands to the Mls and as an Oakland A’s fan it’s hard to see us leave for Las Vegas at least my Warriors just moved over the bay when we left Oakland but I was hoping the A’s could stay in Oakland or go to a nearby city
As a honorable mention: I would add the Iron District Stadium that recently started construction near Downtown Milwaukee. Which will be home to a USL expansion team and Marquee University’s soccer team.
The new bears stadium looks great
The one the city wants?
About the Orlando one... that's not downtown Orlando at all. I'll admit to just being there on the weekend. See the waterslides? That's Aquatica; it's between 528 and I-Drive, and those buildings at the top of the screen are the Orange County Convention Center. They really are planning on cramming a 35 thousand seat stadium in between the Beachline and a water park. And I have zero clue how parking is supposed to go for that but let's be honest, speaking as a former SeaWorld employee, I have to say that merely it being a hot, sunny summer day has jammed that cloverleaf beyond all hope of transit. I shudder to think what a baseball game would do to it. (Also speaking as a former SeaWorld employee, don't @ me about the whales, I worked in merchandise. At an outdoor stand next to the BBQ restaurant that doesn't exist anymore -- the stand, not the restaurant. But I digress. I do that.)
Im so excited for the new Titans stadium!
The Damar Hamlin quip was pretty classy.
Steve Ballmer: But the toilets!
The Jags have discussed playing at Daytona International Speedway as a temporary home. That could make a good video topic: Strangest Temporary Stadiums/Arenas
I would love for the Ray's to "come" to Orlando. The location is not downtown though. It's across the street from Sea World.
The Rays should keep the name though, something about the Orlando Rays sounds very fitting over Orlando Dreamers
If any of these new stadiums come true, we could see future superbowl locations. I'd be crazy enough to say they'll host a wrestlemania in these future stadiums.
Hopefully the San Antonio Spurs Will be on this list soon. We need a new Downtown Arena now that we got Wemby.
5:44 Ah yes, “Stadium Name” field for NYCFC.😂
Etihad Center
I’m ready for my Titans to get one
The Forum was the Lakers home, never the Clippers. Clippers played at the LA Sports Arena before Staples/Crypto
Now okc is talking about building a brand new one too
Damn. Allegiant Stadium and SoFi Stadium really set the standard for future NFL stadiums.
If that Jacksonville stadium gets built, that first Stadium Stampede match that AEW books will be must watch.
As a Jags fan, I'm excited for the reno although a Super Bowl will never come back to Jax unless a bunch of hotels get in town as they had use cruise ships the last time
As a Premier League fan, I am surprised that Everton's new stadium (which is supposed to open next year & replace iconic Goodison Park) isn't on this list. That stadium will be right on the docks of Liverpool & seat 53,000. Hopefully it will host Premier League matches when it opens as Everton have come very close to being relegated the past 2 seasons & needing miracles on the final day of the season to stay in the league. Then when it comes to purposed stadiums, there's the new stadium for Inter & AC Milan which as of writing this may or may not get built depending on what the city of Milan wants to do. The city wants to renovate both clubs current home of San Siro for the 2026 Winter Olympics (in which the San Siro will host the opening & closing ceremonies) but both Inter & AC Milan have said they want to move out & build their own privately funded stadium on the outskirts of the city.
I think the term "major sports" as FivePoints uses it here has an implicit "North American" in the middle.
4:24 I thought people really didn't believe in that goofy ah theory 😂
Jags just got approved! #duuuval 🐆
I love the mls inclusion! Any thoughts about an updated mls stadium video?
This is a must!
Frank Lloyd Wright must of designed the New Titan dome. Love it
Ahhh, so this is what the man has come to. Ran out of existing stadiums to talk about, so now you've gotta go to the proposed and planned ones? It was inevitable. ;)
that damar hamlin refrence is wild