Royals chairman and CEO John Sherman took little off the table when it comes to the team’s new stadium plans. Both sides of the state line remain in play. So does a Clay County location, Sherman said. Even remaining at Kauffman Stadium beyond the current lease that expires after the 2030 season, undesirable as it might be, remains a possibility. “That’s always a fallback position, we have that option,” Sherman said Saturday. “But that’s not something we intend to happen. That would be, from my perspective, kicking the can down the road relative to making sure we settle the Royals into their next generation.” Last week, the Royals announced they were no longer considering the Aspiria campus in Overland Park. But Sherman didn’t close the door on either possibility. “We made the decision to walk away from the Aspiria site,” Sherman said. “But we still have opportunities on that side of the state line.” Read more about the Royals’ potential stadium move at the link above. #KansasCity #KansasCityRoyals #JohnSherman #MLB #Baseball
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