The early view we have is that it's viable right now. We need to see how revenues are going to grow and make sure it can sustain itself.

The fiscal insanity that Jeffrey was willing to be a part of for all these years is over. We've been asked time and time again, when does it end? And today is that day.

For now, we must focus on the names on the front of the jersey. Not the name on the back.

Governments do make decisions when they attract businesses to the community. Baseball is not the only industry, by any stretch, to ask for government help when deciding where to have its corporate headquarters.

I haven't seen a spot that really sticks out anywhere in South Florida. There is no perfect site. If you are too far south, the people north are unhappy. If you're too far east, the people out west are unhappy. So, I believe now the new perfect site is anywhere, and we'll teach people how to drive to the stadium. We'll build a tradition in this building for 30-40 years, and people will be more comfortable attending baseball games.

They've made more progress because they've been more involved on a day-to-day basis.

Nothing is scheduled. I suspect we'll sit with them at some point, but nothing is scheduled.

No longer can baseball in South Florida be assured,

It's definitely serious when you are presented a financing plan and when you talk as much as we are.

Talks are serious, but until financial plans are discussed, it's preliminary.