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David Samson Quotes
«No longer can baseball in South Florida be assured,»
Author: David Samson
«Miami, the Gateway to the Americas, could well be the first American city in 35 years to see its baseball franchise leave. People in Washington D.C. know very well how long it took to get a team back.»
Author: David Samson
«There will be changes,»
Author: David Samson
«For now, we must focus on the names on the front of the jersey. Not the name on the back.»
Author: David Samson
«The fiscal insanity that Jeffrey was willing to be a part of for all these years is over, ... We've been asked - time and time again - when does it end? And today is that day.»
Author: David Samson
«We're not a free-agent pitcher. We're a team looking for a right fit.»
Author: David Samson
«We're definitely negotiating with everybody, and we're trying to get a deal done here because it is our first choice. But we recognize it may not happen and we don't have much time left.»
Author: David Samson
«Governments do make decisions when they attract businesses to the community. Baseball is not the only industry, by any stretch, to ask for government help when deciding where to have its corporate headquarters.»
Author: David Samson
«We cannot contemplate a scenario where we would stay at Dolphins Stadium beyond 2010.»
Author: David Samson
«There were no deal discussions. It was very much an introductory meeting. It was 'getting to know you' day. We got to meet people and talk to them and learn more about Portland than what you can read about in the paper and in typical analyses.»
Author: David Samson