New York Yankees President Randy Levine Statement on Buying Yankee Stadium from the City of New York
03/24/2008 -- Statement from Randy Levine, New York Yankees president on buying Yankee Stadium from the City of New York:
"The New York Yankees are not in discussions to buy the current Yankee Stadium from the City of New York.
We have been in talks with city officials to determine the best way for the City to realize value in the assets of the current Yankee Stadium. The goal is to find the best and most efficient way to make memorabilia items available to the public and our fans.
There is no agreement as of yet as to the best method of making these items available but our discussions with the City are continuing. When there is an agreement we will let everyone know."
Source: MLB
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