Greensboro Gargoyles

Gargoyles! Yeah.

Greensboro Gargoyles.

Because he's near Greensboro.

Hey, Andrew, do me a favor.

the name of that.

Gargs? No, no, no.

The full Greensboro Gargoyles.

Greensboro Gargoyles.

And I told, "I'm gonna go in tomorrow, I'm gonna put some money on the board." I'm gonna say, "I want these guys' head on a fucking platter, and we're gonna win this fucking league this year.

We're gonna sell out this building, and the Greensboro Gargoyles are gonna be one team that is not to be fucked with this entire season." So I am in Greensboro.

We're all business now.

And, uh, I might even fucking suit up, boys.

It's going to be interesting.

Metro, we've got Dallas, Florida Panthers, Greensboro Gargoyles, Nashville Predators, Pittsburgh Penguins, and the Maple Leafs.

I mean, all the way through.

Decent teams.

You know, there's an ever-growing array of sports competing for people's time and dollars.

As an owner of multiple baseball teams, how do you retain your fan base when, say, the Greensboro Gargoyles launch or the Carolina Hurricanes win the Stanley Cup or when FIFA mesmerizes billions of Americans' eyes this summer? How do you maintain your viewership, your followers, your attendance when there's so many things competing?

about entertainment value.

And the unique opportunity we have in baseball ownership is given the pace of the game, having this time between innings, we can provide lots of collateral entertainment to the fans at the stadium that other sports maybe can't because of the way their clocks work.