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I’ll make a proposal that we do indeed start a GoFundMe to “buy” the team. 
 

No, our little group of middle-class folks could never be able to raise the requisite $1.4-$1.7 billion.  And we’d likely be just as miserable and incompetent as the Pohlad heirs.  
 

And yet, we could aim towards $100,000 and beyond to say we are truly tired of this ownership and want to be partners in a new era. 
 

We could designate the money for the Twins Community Fund, accessible once the new owners take charge of the club.  Sure, go out and build more ball fields and have more clinics with our money.  
 

We could demonstrate that we are serious about professional baseball in Minnesota, pledging money to “a good cause” as a way to catalyze the sale.  
 

We could set aside the useless “sell the team” chants and move to a productive “buy the team” to one another.  
 

I have $100 to get the purchase underway. 

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TNtwins85

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I like the idea. Create an ownership group. I’m not sure how many people would be in for that but if we all invested the investment money wise would surely be worth it as far as ROI and to have a seat in the boardroom. Has this ever been done before for any sports franchise?

tony&rodney

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Someone might remember that this was tried previously. MLB has sole rights to approve any ownership group. They will not approve a state or large group ownership and vet individuals or small groups. This is not in the bylaws to my knowledge but has already been tried and defeated. MLB has turned down ownership from some pretty wealthy dudes because the owners did not see a path towards controlling the person. Most famously Mark Cuban was turned down. Also, MLB chose Carl Pohlad over others. That actually cost the Griffiths a little money.

dxpavelka

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On 11/21/2025 at 2:45 PM, tony&rodney said:

Someone might remember that this was tried previously. MLB has sole rights to approve any ownership group. They will not approve a state or large group ownership and vet individuals or small groups. This is not in the bylaws to my knowledge but has already been tried and defeated. MLB has turned down ownership from some pretty wealthy dudes because the owners did not see a path towards controlling the person. Most famously Mark Cuban was turned down. Also, MLB chose Carl Pohlad over others. That actually cost the Griffiths a little money.

the other offer reportedly came from a pussy grabber who planned to move the team to florida

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