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(11-08-2017 04:35 PM)jumpshooter Wrote:  Not that it would ever happen, but what a golden opportunity for several cities to get together and build something (yes, collaborate) on something beneficial to the entire region. We've already got a guy in Ballard who builds all over the region and appears to have solid ideas and resources. Would a summit meeting be possible?

Yes, I'm a dreamer.

This is the main reason why Hampton Roads will never have a major league team/arena. Whatever city the stadium/team will be located in will need the surrounding cities financial help to build said stadium, but the revenue sharing won't want to be given and the other cities that helped finance the team/stadium won't reap the financial gains or revenue that the host city will.

Like you stated in the opening of your post, it just will never happen. Plus to add salt into the wound I would hate to imagine traffic on 64 or 264 on a Friday night trying to get to stadium/arena to watch said team.