Covid Shows Different Ducks, Angels Giveback Approaches as City Moves to Sell Angel Stadium for $150 Million
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The team owners have different approaches to charity and deals.
Angel Stadium Appraisal Apparently Leaked, Despite Anaheim’s Efforts to Keep Secret
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Despite Anaheim’s efforts to keep the stadium appraisal secret, there are mounting questions about whether the value of the stadium has already been leaked.
Anaheim Won’t Release Stadium Appraisal Until ‘Right Time’
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Despite calls from residents, two Councilmembers and a vote by the previous Council to make the Angel Stadium appraisal public, city officials now say they won’t release the appraisal public until “the right time.”
Angels Make $100 Million a Year at Stadium While Anaheim Barely Gets a Slice
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Anaheim chipped in $30 million to help renovate Angel Stadium in the late 1990s, but it’s only made the city $1.6 million in the past 10 years and sports economists, along with a sports finance author, attribute that to a revenue sharing formula based on the number of total tickets sold, not the total dollar amount tickets produce.
Angel Stadium Made $1.6 Million for Anaheim Since 2010
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While the Big A has made $1.6 million for Anaheim since 2010, sports financing economists say the city can get more if it allows the Angels to develop parking lots surrounding the stadium in order to bolster tax revenue and generate developer fees and avoid direct stadium financing.
Anaheim Mayor Sidhu’s Angels Negotiating Team May Not be Subject to Transparency Law
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Anaheim Mayor Harry Sidhu formed a negotiating team for a deal with the Angels, but it could fall outside of the state transparency law since it wasn’t created or voted on by the City Council.
Experts: Anaheim Negotiators Could Make More Money From Angels
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The Angels, along with sports teams across the country, are given too much of the revenue sports stadiums generate and taxpayers fail to reap benefits because cities don’t negotiate hard enough, according to experts.