“As governor, and also someone who also happens to be a lifelong Brewers fan, I’m so excited about the historic opportunity we have today to keep Major League Baseball here in Milwaukee for another twenty years and to usher in a new generation of Brewers fans in Wisconsin who can grow up rooting for the home team just like I did.” “I’ve been watching baseball in Milwaukee since the County Stadium days when I had the chance of a lifetime to watch Warren Spahn’s 300th-career game there way back when,” Evers said in a press statement. The district’s current lease runs through the end of the 2030 season. If approved, the state funds would be attached to a new lease with the district and non-relocation agreement aimed at keeping the Major League Baseball team in Milwaukee through 2043.
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The money would go to the American Family Field owner, the Southeast Wisconsin Professional Baseball Park District. Currently the lease is set to expire after the 2030 MLB season. Tony Evers is proposing using part of the state’s $7 billion budget surplus to pay $290 million toward the anticipated $400 million price tag for American Family Field maintenance and repairs.įunding on an American Family Field maintenance plan would be tied to an extension of the Milwaukee Brewers’ lease to 2043.
By Kevin Reichard on Februin Major-League Baseball
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