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Hampton Roads speaks for itself. When it and Las Vegas are the two largest places without one of the four major league sports, there aren't many places left like it, so it was interesting.

Right now we are working with the officials of Hialeah, and we're working with the mayor there. He's a great man. He's got vision. He wants to see baseball there. He's doing his work; we're doing our work. We hope to meet again in the next couple of weeks. We're exploring other cities with the focus still on Florida. We'll see how the year progresses.

We spent $15 million designing that stadium, and we don't know how much is reusable on a new site.

We have to be somewhere in 2011 and we could be somewhere as early as 2008. There is a temporary place to play in Norfolk, which is something we could look at strongly.

We have been contacted by many cities, and we have not really commented until if and when we visit.

We look forward to discussing this plan with Judge Wolff. It's the first step of a long, interesting process to see if there is a match.

It's definitely serious when you are presented a financing plan and when you talk as much as we are.

We told (Wolff) we wouldn't waste his time. We have too much respect for the county judge and the mayor. This has never been about leverage in South Florida. This is about finding a home for the Marlins.

Talks are serious, but until financial plans are discussed, it's preliminary.

We thought it would be a good opportunity to have a chance to say hello and get to know them. The commissioners are very important people in the community. We want to spend a quality nine innings with them.

They've made more progress because they've been more involved on a day-to-day basis.

We have made progress from an initial conversation to an indication of interest from the business community, from the cooperate community, from the fans, from the political community. We're serious, because Jeffrey and the mayor would not allocate their time this way if they weren't.

To imagine baseball getting involved is not far-fetched. How the involvement will end up looking is not yet determined.

I don't think one player gets a stadium deal done. Cities that want baseball want it for 50 years. They're looking for the name on the front of the jersey. They're not focused on a specific player.

It's a (term) that has a connotation that is very frustrating to me. In a fire sale, you don't need a GM or an owner for that. You actually just need a booth. You stand there and say, 'Here's our players. Come get them. First come, first served, quick as you can.' That's not what this is.

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