Phoenixville Could Have Baseball Team by 2016
The ballpark would likely cost $20 to $25 million.
Negotiations to bring a minor league baseball team to the borough are expected to begin in December and Barry Cassidy, spokesman for the Phoenixville Baseball Committee, says the first pitch in a new ballpark could be thrown as soon as 2016. “I’d say there’s an 85 percent chance we get a baseball team. That’s my gut feeling,” Cassidy told Patch. The committee—a body comprised of residents and business owners that was assembled by developer Manny DeMutis in February 2011—received a $12,500 grant in May from the Phoenixville Community Health Association to fund a study assessing the feasibility of bringing a ballpark to the former steel mill site. The study, which will be performed by the Chester County Economic Development Council, will …
Ike
6:37 am on Saturday, July 28, 2012
I concur that boy has got to just leave this project alone, who would be the best at helping get this done? ..........And i cant belive that i got this email,, this aint even funny .... Hi Ike, Michael Hill also commented on Phoenixville Could Have Baseball Team by 2016. "Ike your a coward." To respond view the comment on Patch. I got another one a couple of months ago from his brother , calling … more ›