You can own the Red Wings.

Whats funny is people of a certain age thinking, sports leagues and corporations that cater to younger people really care about what you think....they are doing what they think is good business towards the customers they feel will help the most....

And a title in 1990, too.

I wish:

- the Red Wings' limo driver had been sober
- the refs hadn't called that bogus foul on Laimbeer in the '88 Finals
- Mario Lemieux could have been healthy his entire career
- The '91 Redskins didn't exist so my '91 Lions could win a Super Bowl
- MLB hadn't jerked around the minor leagues and ruined the short-season Spokane Indians by making them full-season AA
- The last 2 minutes of the 2017 NCAA Basketball finals had been played on a dry floor
- I could have seen Mickey, Babe, Ty, Ted, Hank and Willie play

And their decisions have proven to be more successful than they ever had any reason to anticipate! The Nationals franchise, with a depleted minor league system and devoid of high draft picks, is on the market for $4 BILLION 15 years after the Lerners paid MLB a TENTH of that. The AVERAGE ML salary is now $4.2 MILLION, what a franchise might have sold for at some point in my lifetime. Where's all that cash coming from? Look in the mirror, my friends!

If you like old ballparks, check out Rickwood Field in Birmingham. Opened in 1910 and still operating today. Connie Mack helped with the design. Cobb, Mathewson, Wagner, Ruth, Satchell, Mays, Aaron, Reggie Jackson....they all played at Rickwood.

https://rickwood.com/history-of-rickwood-field/

+1 on that 👍 !

right and even after baseball strikes, we all paid up as well....do you want win one championship in 15 years or go to playoffs every year and lose...theres an argument to be made both sides.

If you're speaking of the Nationals, they did both of those. The Lerners have been terrific owners and Mike Rizzo a great GM, giving us wonderful, winning teams from 2012 thru 2019, stocked with many of the very best players in the game, and culminating in the amazing season and world series of 2019. That's about as good as you can do before it all falls apart over free agency--most teams can't give everybody $400 million contracts--and you have to start over. It was true of the great Nationals teams of 1924-1933 and of this one a hundred years later. As a collector of the former and a fan of the latter, I have no complaints!