Rays owner talks future, possible move FS: Do you think Major League Baseball could work again in Montreal? SS: Yes. I know it can. FS: How? SS: My gut. I was at Olympic Stadium the day after they got Bartolo Colon. I’ve been convinced — this is before I bought the (Rays) — that it would be an incredible place for baseball. That doesn’t mean my baseball team, but a baseball team. FS: Do you think there will come a day when Montreal has a team again? SS: In the next five years, no. In the next 20, yes. FS: An expansion franchise or one that moves there? SS: I think a franchise (that moves there). I know nothing. There’s no discussions. I don’t see any reason or need or desire for expansion — anytime in the next 10 years, certainly. The stadiums built in the 1990s are 20-year-old stadiums. They’ll be fine for another 20 years. If you look 20 years out, there could be population shifts and separation of corporations. And you need a decent-to-good corporate base to have a successful baseball franchise. FS: Has the thought ever occurred to you to move your team to Montreal? SS: I thought about it as a great baseball market. But this is probably three, four years ago. I was asked and pressed about it. I said I could think of seven (viable) places (for relocation). But I’m not looking. I just want to explore my backyard. http://msn.foxsports.com/mlb/story/...ossible-move-evan-longoria-david-price-062213
