https://wusfnews.wusf.usf.edu/post/rays-president-acknowledges-tough-road-ahead-split-season-plan
Rays President Acknowledges Tough Road Ahead For Split-Season Plan
Brian Auld speaks at the St. Petersburg Yacht Club
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Tampa Bay Rays President Brian Auld made his case for splitting the team's home season with Montreal during an appearance Thursday at the Suncoast Tiger Bay Club in St. Petersburg.
Auld said despite the obvious challenges of building two stadiums in two countries, it's a fight worth fighting.
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He responded to a question whether the team would pursue a Major League Soccer franchise for the Tampa Bay Rowdies to help fill a stadium that would he home for only 40 games a season.
"Nothing would make me happier than to have the MLS Rowdies and the Tampa Bay/Montreal All American/North American Snow Geese playing in the same stadium year-round," he said to laughter, "and I believe if we can accomplish that, you will have people who will look back on this moment and say thank goodness we were bold enough to try."
Auld acknowledged they've got a tough road ahead. But, it's worth trying.
"We've got to get Major League Baseball signed off, we've got to get Montreal, and we've got to get Tampa Bay. Each of them is in the beginning stages right now, but moving in the right direction," he said. "And I think as minds are opening, minds are changing, people are considering the economic realities of the two markets and what could be is becoming more and more exciting to more and more people."
Auld said the team is doing this to keep the Rays in Tampa Bay - at least half the year.
"One hundred percent of the reason we're doing this is to stay in Tampa Bay for generations to come," he said. "It's not a short-term solution. We'd have to have agreements in both markets for 30 years - that's the plan - no interest in going anywhere else."
The Rays are locked into a lease to keep them at Tropicana Field through the end of the 2027 season. Auld said any deals to provide a new home to the team have to be substantially completed by 2022 to be ready for the 2028 season.
Last week, Tampa's mayor and a Hillsborough County Commissioner said the county wants to be a part of the plan to spit seasons between Florida and Montreal.
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https://www.tampabay.com/sports/rays/2020/02/23/union-prefers-rays-stay-put-but-could-approve-montreal-plan/
Union prefers Rays stay put but could approve Montreal plan
Tony Clark says “strong preference” is a full-time Tampa Bay stadium, but he adds it’s not impossible the players union could agree to the sharing plan.
Major League Baseball Players Association executive director Tony Clark, shown here in a 2017 file photo, said getting the players to go along with the Rays' Tampa Bay-Montreal split season plan would “be difficult.’’ [VRAGOVIC, WILL | Tampa Bay Times]
PORT CHARLOTTE — Baseball’s players union would prefer the Rays find a full time, long-term home in the Tampa Bay area, but under the right terms, it could approve the plan to split future seasons wit...
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Rays, Transit, Affordable Housing: Bay Area Mayors Agree - Mostly
St. Petersburg Mayor Rick Kriseman and Tampa Mayor Jane Castor spoke about a number of issues, including the Tampa Bay Rays and public transportation, at a Tampa Tiger Bay Club luncheon in Ybor City Friday.
When it comes to affordable housing, public transportation and baseball’s future in the region, the mayors of the Tampa Bay Area's two largest cities are in agreement - for the most part.
Speaking to members of the Tampa Tiger Bay Club at a luncheon in Ybor City Friday, Tampa Mayor Jane Castor and St. Petersburg Mayor Rick Kriseman laid out plans to address the issues critical to the area’s growth. They also stressed the need for cooperation.
With development in both cities booming, the pair say issues of public transportation and affordable housing go hand-in-hand.
"To me, you can't talk about housing affordability and creating more opportunities if you're not talking about transportation,” said Kriseman.
A report released last week by Castor’s Housing Affordability Advising Team found that as more businesses are moving to Tampa Bay, the rising cost of housing has pushed some long-time residents out. At the luncheon, Castor said the area’s reliance on cars doesn’t help matters.
"If we do transit-oriented development, then you can take that price of a car off the bottom line of a citizen, so it's critically important," said Castor.
The mayors say investing in downtown shuttle systems and expanding the Cross-Bay Ferry would make commuting across the bay easier by cutting down on traffic jams and addressing parking problems in both cities.
Throughout the luncheon, Castor and Kriseman stressed the importance of cooperation – even when it comes to the future of the region’s Major League Baseball team, the Tampa Bay Rays.
The announcement that the Rays – who have played in St. Petersburg for over 20 years - are seeking to split the season between Tampa Bay and Montreal, sparked rumors over whether the team would stay in St. Petersburg or make the move to a new stadium in Ybor City.
The team's Tropicana Stadium lease with St. Pete extends until 2027. Kriseman said that while the Rays are welcome to explore the idea of a split season, he has no intention of breaking the contract early.
“They absolutely can explore the split whether it’s in – Hillsborough, Tampa or St. Petersburg,” said Kriseman. “They just have to be looking at 2028 for when that split would begin."
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While Castor did not say whether Tampa is seeking to snag the sports team, she confirmed that should the Rays relocate they would likely move into a smaller, open air stadium rather than the nearly $900 million ballpark initially proposed.
“We need to do everything that we can to keep the Rays here,” said Castor. “We're too big of an area to lose a major league sporting franchise.”
Despite some fuzziness on the details, both mayors agree that keeping the Rays in Tampa Bay is mutually beneficial.
“As long as we continue to work together like we’ve been doing, I think the future is really bright for this region and each of our cities,” said Kreisman.
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Can Beckham make Messi, Ronaldo join forces at Inter Miami?
David Beckham will reportedly attempt to unite Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo at new MLS outfit Inter Miami.
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https://asia.eurosport.com/football/transfers/2019-2020/football-news-transfer-rumours-and-gossip-both-ronaldo-and-messi-could-join-beckham-s-inter-miami_sto7678299/story.shtml
Both Ronaldo and Messi could join Beckham's Inter Miami - Paper Round
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https://www.uslchampionship.com/news_article/show/1089148
PLAYER MOVEMENT: Rowdies Round Out Squad with Dalgaard
ILOSKI MAKES MOVE TO ORANGE COUNTY; MEMPHIS ADDS RAPIDS YOUNGSTER HUNDLEY ON LOAN
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Rodolfo Pizarro wants to make history with Inter Miami CF
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https://www.orlandocitysc.com/post/2020/02/20/pareja-nani-impressed-preseason-progress
Pareja, Nani Impressed with Preseason Progress
It is undeniably true that the results of preseason fixtures don’t actually matter. The points don’t start being calculated until February 29. That’s when we reach, in Luiz Muzzi’s words, the “real matches.”
But it doesn’t hurt to win them either.
Orlando City is making a habit of that this month. The Lions have taken five of the six friendlies they’ve played to date, including wins over the Montreal Impact, the Tampa Bay Rowdies, and reigning Icelandic champions KR Reykjavik, whom Orlando calmly dispatched 3-1 on Tuesday night.
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“Uh oh, someone popped smoke!”
who could have committed such a heinous crime, in front of children.
It appeared to be outside the fence too! Cheeky bastards!!!!
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Uh oh, someone popped smoke!
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Rowdies Welcome Sebastian Dalgaard As Final Addition To Senior Roster
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ROWDIES WELCOME SEBASTIAN DALGAARD AS FINAL ADDITION TO SENIOR ROSTER
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Saturday’s game
Hey everyone I’m planning on going to the game tomorrow night and I know it’s free but is there anything special I have to do or do I just show up to the stadium and sit wherever? I can’t find any info on the website.
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#MobOnTour: Miami FC – Friday, March 13 - WE NEED YOU!
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#MobOnTour: Miami FC – Friday, March 13
After a long absence of having a real in-state rival, our old friends Miami FC have joined up in the USL Championship and we’re their home opener! Time to give them a warm welcome, by invading Miami on Friday, March 13 (7:30PM).
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[Rowdies Smoke] "#KeepSmokeInTheStadium #NoPyroNoParty
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Rowdies Smoke
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#KeepSmokeInTheStadium
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· Feb 19
Hey @Kriseman, remember when you marched with us and the atmosphere we bring to every @TampaBayRowdies game? We were blindsided yesterday when your fire marshal outright banned our smoke at games. We want to understand why something like this has come from your administration.
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[RowdiesStore] Rebrand incoming 👀
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Rowdies Smoke
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Rebrand incoming👀
10:02 PM · Feb 18, 2020·Twitter for Android
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Barry, Cooper and the building of the Fairgrounds stadium
When the Fairgrounds stadium was first announced in Nashville, Tennessee, many were skeptical if the project would actually come to fruition.
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https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/football/10993357/lionel-messi-la-galaxy-transfer-barcelona/
MESSI SITUATION Lionel Messi wanted in shock move by LA Galaxy as MLS side join Man Utd in transfer race for unsettled Barcelona icon
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https://www.tampabay.com/arts-entertainment/food/2020/02/19/restaurant-review-west-ybor-barterhouse-nods-to-its-historic-surroundings/
Restaurant review: West Ybor Barterhouse nods to its historic surroundings
The new restaurant emphasizes sustainability and gets inspiration from its Ybor City location.
Blue crab chilau at West Ybor Barterhouse. [DIRK SHADD | Times]
TAMPA — Consider the crab chilau. Sometimes called crab (or cangrejo) enchilau or enchilado, it’s one of those old-school Spanish and Cuban dishes that came out of early 20th century Ybor City but see...
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https://www.sun-sentinel.com/sports/soccer/inter-miami/fl-sp-inter-miami-friendly-20200223-p5oxldeljffahnt4whyfg4n5da-story.html
Inter Miami CF fine-tunes play in final preseason friendly, downs Tampa Bay Rowdies 1-0
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pn1gRQLDNlg
2020 Rowdies Suncoast Invitational - Tampa Bay Rowdies vs Montreal Impact
Tampa Bay Rowdies
Rowdies Suncoast Invitational 2020
Tampa Bay Rowdies vs. Montreal Impact
Feb 15, 2020
Al Lang Stadium, St. Petersburg
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https://www.tampabay.com/news/hillsborough/2020/02/19/a-sweet-move-in-ybor-city-cephas-gilbert-opens-new-juice-bar/
A sweet move in Ybor City: Cephas Gilbert opens new juice bar
The Jamaican restaurateur relocates to Seventh Avenue after nearly 40 years on Fourth Avenue. And he’s now sweetening his signature — and notoriously bitter — aloe shakes.
After nearly four decades of operating a restaurant on Fourth Avenue in Ybor City, Cephas Gilbert has a new location. He now runs a juice hut inside Tequilas Ybor in Tampa. [OCTAVIO JONES | Times]
TAMPA — He operated his neighboring Cephas’ Hot Shop restaurant on Fourth Avenue for nearly four decades, yet rarely ventured the three blocks to Ybor City’s main thoroughfare of Seventh Avenue.
“I wou...
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https://www.tampabay.com/arts-entertainment/food/2020/02/19/tampa-bay-food-events-this-week-jewish-food-festival-super-greek-festival/
Tampa Bay food events this week: Jewish Food Festival, Super Greek Festival
Plus, art and seafood join forces on the Safety Harbor waterfront and two local spots where .
The Tampa Bay Jewish Food Festival, which will return to Temple B'nai Israel in Clearwater on Sunday, has featured desserts like mini linzer tarts in the past. [Courtesy of Justinfocus Media]
BE KUGEL: TAMPA BAY JEWISH FOOD FESTIVAL
Ready for one big celebration of classic Jewish nosh? The Tampa Bay Jewish Food Festival, back for another year, promises eats like Carnegie Deli corned beef and pastrami, kosher hot dogs, stuffed cabbage, bagels and lox, ...
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Horror series filming in Tampa Bay
Ybor City is home to a new movie studio, The Power Station, and the producers are starting 2020 with a bang by working hard on its first productions.
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https://www.cltampa.com/food-drink/food-drink-events/article/21117077/this-weekend-ybor-citys-73rd-annual-fiesta-day-celebrates-tampas-immigrant-culture
Ybor City’s 73rd annual Fiesta Day celebrates Tampa’s immigrant culture this weekend
Celebrate with a freshly rolled cigar this Saturday.
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Court Declares Tampa Hotel Room Fee Illegal
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https://keywest.floridaweekly.com/articles/anna-in-the-tropics-comes-to-key-west/
‘Anna in the Tropics’ comes to Key West
The tropics and the American dream prove a volatile combination when Tolstoy’s “Anna Karenina” is read aloud to the workers in “Anna in the Tropics.” From left: Aramis Ikatu (Cheche), Christian Haler (Santiago), Mira Negron (Ofelia), Daniel T. Bochlas (Juan Julian), Francesca Silva (Conchita), Mathias Maloff (Eliades/Palomo) and Nayem Cardenas-Lopez (Marela). JOHNNY WHITE / COURTESY PHOTO
Cigars, love triangles and the words of Tolstoy all unfurl at The Studios of Key West this month. Nilo Cruz’s Pulitzer prize-winning play “Anna in the Tropics” runs Feb. 19-29, directed by Dennis Zacek, and assembles a Latinx cast of local favorites and rising performers.
This time, the setting of Tampa’s Ybor City will be swapped out for Key West’s own Cuban-American history. The production focuses on the labor force of one cigar rolling factory and, importantly, the curious role of a lector — someone tasked with reading to the factory workers who manned the stations for hours on end. Historically, novels and newspapers emerged as natural choices among the lectors. An enthralling novel could, for instance, captivate workers while stirring intellectual curiosity within factories like Old Town’s historic Gato building — named for cigar titan Eduard Gato.
In “Anna in the Tropics,” the arrival of a sultry lector who chooses to read Tolstoy’s “Anna Karenina” sparks internal crises and revelations among the workers who find themselves swept into episodes of desire and chaos.
Mathias Maloff (Eliades/Palomo), Aramis Ikatu (Cheche) and Christian Haler (Santiago) in “Anna in the Tropics.” JOHNNY WHITE / COURTESY PHOTO
Now, the cast and director share their thoughts and historical insights on what makes this production such an interesting watch during a robust theater season here in Key West.
Unrolling Key West History
“I’ve lived in the Keys since 1981. I have seen a lot of its history replaced with modernity. So much history that’s waiting for someone like Nilo Cruz to write a story about. The tobacco factories hit home. My family came here from Cuba and then Ybor City to gain employment as cigar rollers. Still remaining in Key West are these big buildings in the middle of residential neighborhoods. Many do not know the history and stories of those buildings: typical factories of mass production, large windows allowing for lots of light, and rows of tables and workers rolling large quantities of cigars a day. Unfortunately, they could not compete with the machination of the 1930s. Hopefully, the older Key West audiences can be reached to see this show. It will remind them of the history and, like me, bring a smile to their faces.”
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https://www.abcactionnews.com/news/full-circle/electric-scooters-racking-up-tickets-but-not-in-tampa
Electric scooters racking up tickets – but not in Tampa
Scooter injuries spike as Tampa nears the end of pilot program
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Court Declares Tampa Hotel Room Fee Illegal
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https://wflanews.iheart.com/content/2020-02-21-mardi-gras-mean-girls-more-this-weekend-in-tampa-bay/
Mardi Gras, Mean Girls & More This Weekend in Tampa Bay
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https://www.fox13news.com/news/plight-of-ybor-citys-famous-feathered-fowl-at-heart-of-annual-art-exhibit
Plight of Ybor City’s famous feathered fowl at heart of annual art exhibit
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https://www.tampabay.com/news/tampa/2020/02/21/no-news-on-tampa-bay-rays-but-mayors-castor-kriseman-talk-legacies-and-dogs/
No news on Tampa Bay Rays, but mayors Castor, Kriseman talk legacies and dogs
At Tiger Bay Club, Tampa and St. Petersburg mayors had no juicy bits on the Rays’ stadium search, but did talk of how they hope to be remembered.
St. Petersburg Mayor Rick Kriseman and Tampa Mayor Jane Castor answer questions during a meeting of the Tampa Tiger Bay Club Friday. [SCOTT KEELER | Times]
TAMPA — St. Petersburg Mayor Rick Kriseman’s inaugural foray into the Tiger Bay Club on the east side of the bay turned out to be a tame affair.
The Sunshine City mayor spent about an hour with Tampa M...
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https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/football/11001703/manchester-united-inter-miami-beckham-almendra/
BECK OF THE QUEUE Man Utd set to lose out to David Beckham’s Inter Miami for transfer of Boca Juniors midfielder Agustin Almendra
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https://www.sun-sentinel.com/sports/soccer/inter-miami/fl-sp-inter-miami-single-game-tickets-sold-out-home-opener-20200219-whzzvxa3cbgebmdabxgtgaixma-story.html
Inter Miami CF sell out single-game tickets for home opener
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https://www.tampabay.com/sports/rays/2020/02/19/a-way-to-keep-the-rays-here-full-time-maybe-a-dramatic-attendance-boost/
A way to keep the Rays here full time? Maybe a dramatic attendance boost
On the day he unveiled some novel ticket plans, Rays owner Stuart Sternberg said he never says never. “I’m asking people to be open-minded about things, and I’m open to anything,”
Tampa Bay Rays fans welcome players during introductions just prior the Rays game against the Houston Astros for Game 3 of the American League Division Series Monday, Oct. 7, 2019 in St. Petersburg. [DOUGLAS R. CLIFFORD | Times]
PORT CHARLOTTE — Principal owner Stuart Sternberg said Wednesday the Rays remain fully committed to their radical plan to split future seasons with Montreal starting in 2028. That they feel they are m...
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Pro sports leagues that challenged the establishment
The XFL is the latest upstart league to challenge the NFL, MLB, NHL or NBA, but whether it finds success, it will not be the last. American sports history is littered with leagues that tried to find a niche as an alternative to an established league or put their own spin on a traditional sport. With that in mind, let's take a look at some of the most famous "other" leagues throughout sports history.
NASL - North American Soccer League
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There have been two iterations of the North American Soccer League: one that ran from 2011 to 2017 and the original, which started in 1968 and lasted until 1984. The first version rode the wave of surprisingly strong television ratings for the 1966 World Cup and had a fluctuating number of teams. It reached the apex of its popularity in the mid-1970s when the New York Cosmos, the league’s flagship franchise, signed Pele to their roster. The Cosmos had three separate seasons where attendance averaged over 40,000 per game, and some NASL games were broadcast on network television, but the league lost momentum and suspended operations in 1985.
WUSA - Women's United Soccer Association
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In an attempt to capitalize on the excitement and interest generated by the United States Women’s National Team’s win at the 1998 World Cup, the Women’s United Soccer Association was born. The WUSA has the distinction of being the world’s first women’s soccer league where all of the players were paid as professionals. Notable founding players included Mia Hamm, Brandi Chastain, Michelle Akers and Julie Foudy. The league’s first season was in 2001, with eight teams participating, but despite significant investment from a variety of communications companies, the league suffered major financial losses and folded in 2003 after just three seasons.
MISL - Major Indoor Soccer League
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Soccer has only recently gained significant popularity in the U.S., and indoor soccer has always been a novelty, particularly in the 1970s, when the Major Indoor Soccer League was founded. The league began play in 1978 with six teams, but by the end of the MISL’s run in 1992, 24 franchises had played in the league. The faster pace and higher-scoring nature of indoor soccer games allowed the league to catch on in popularity, with attendance in its 14 seasons averaging over 7,500 fans per game. The league can also be credited with the creation of Arena Football, as Jim Foster, the founder of that league, credited MISL as his inspiration.
NWSL - National Women's Soccer League
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So far, so good for the National Women’s Soccer League, the most prominent women’s professional league in the U.S. The NWSL came into being in November of 2012 and held its first season in 2013. It is comprised of nine teams and will add a 10th in 2021, in Louisville, Kentucky. The NWSL has an agreement with the United States Soccer Federation, so where other startup leagues have failed, it appears poised to succeed, possibly for a very long time, as soccer’s popularity continues to increase stateside.
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https://www.abcactionnews.com/tampas-last-cigar-factory-is-getting-a-makeover-and-museum
Tampa's last cigar factory is getting a makeover and museum
J.C. Newman Cigar Company is 125 years old
TAMPA, Fla. — Eric Newman wants his Ybor City-based company to become a major tourist attraction.
“Like the Bourbon Trail in Kentucky." says Newman.
He is the president of the 125-year-old J.C. Newman Cigar Company.
RELATED: Tampa's last cigar factory fights FDA regulations to stay in business
There used to be 150 cigar factories in Tampa, which is the reason it got the “Cigar City" nickname.
J.C. Newman is the last one alive. The factory hand-rolls and machine-makes about 12 million cigars a year.
The factory is getting a major makeover, complete with a new museum and a company store.
Once it opens in May, visitors can enjoy different tours – including a free one – and see the same machines cigarmakers used for over a century.
For more on the J.C. Newman Cigar Company, visit www.jcnewman.com.
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https://gotechdaily.com/what-to-watch-for-in-nashville-scs-very-last-preseason-match-wednesday-with-d-c-united/
[What to watch for in Nashville SC’s very last preseason match Wednesday with D.C. United]
TAMPA, Fla. — Nashville SC’s coaching session Tuesday t emphasised corner kicks and established pieces in advance of its final preseason match towards D.C. United on Wednesday.
Coach Gary Smith claimed he selected to construct this week’s training prepare as if it was a video game to be performed for the duration of the common year. Nashville practiced at the Tampa Bay Rowdies services, generally playing in mini game titles, while also reviewing defensive techniques for corner and free kicks.
This is what to observe for in Nashville SC’s exhibition with D.C. United at the Joe DiMaggio Sporting activities Complex in Clearwater, Florida:
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https://sportscafe.in/articles/football/2020/feb/19/reports-la-galaxy-enquire-over-potential-move-for-lionel-messi
Reports | La Galaxy enquire over potential move for Lionel Messi
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https://www.sportbusiness.com/news/captain-morgan-partners-with-four-additional-mls-clubs/
Captain Morgan partners with four additional MLS clubs
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https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/football/10993357/lionel-messi-la-galaxy-transfer-barcelona/
MESSI SITUATION Lionel Messi wanted in shock move by LA Galaxy as MLS side join Man Utd in transfer race for unsettled Barcelona icon
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