The Houston Astros lease is up in Kissimmee in 2016. But community opposition to a Palm Beach Gardens site leaves the team open to options across Florida and Arizona.
January 24, 2014 at 08:00 PM
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Palm Beach Gardens officials aren’t talking, but the Houston Astros say the team still wants to come to town, even after residents’ protests this month.
“Our preference has been Palm Beach Gardens and still is,” said Giles Kibbe, the team’s general counsel.
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