Stadium death watch: One leaves, one enters

access_time personNeil deMause

From the Shoot First, Ask Questions Later Dept.:

With Tiger Stadium now history, the Detroit Economic Growth Corp. may soon solicit ideas to redevelop the site.

Meanwhile, the Irving, Texas city council has authorized the demolition of Texas Stadium, the former home of the Dallas Cowboys. According to the Associated Press, the council is hoping to set up an “implosion auction,” with tickets marketed “possibly [to fans] from cities with ardent rivals of the Cowboys.” Bring your own dust masks!

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3 comments on “Stadium death watch: One leaves, one enters”

  1. This is brilliant. As a DC football fan, I’d pay to blow that place up if I had any money.

    I always thought that they should have figured out which pitcher was harmed the most by the Kingdome and given him the privilege of pressing the button to blow it up.

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