March 27, 2006
La la la la we can't hear you
More reports out of Detroit of people who want to keep Tiger Stadium alive for baseball, but are getting turned down. The latest: a mortgage banker named Harry Glans who would like to reduce the stadium to its original dimensions (about 12-15,000 seats) and rent it out to travel youth teams. Writes Detroit News columnist Neal Rubin: "[Glans] picked up the phone and called the mayor's office. Twice. In a shocking development, no one called back." No one at Detroit's economic development agency returned Rubin's phone calls either - if anyone else wants to try, knock yourselves out.
—Neil deMause
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