MLB Owners to Vote on Orioles Sale to David Rubenstein's Group
The vote, crucial for finalizing the sale, includes an initial 40% stake with future plans to acquire the remaining Angelos family share.
- MLB owners are set to vote on Wednesday to finalize the sale of the Orioles from the Angelos family to a group led by billionaire David Rubenstein.
- The sale, pending approval, includes a 40% stake initially, with plans for Rubenstein's group to acquire the remainder of the Angelos family's 70% stake eventually.
- Peter Angelos, the former Orioles control person and majority owner, passed away this past weekend at the age of 94.
- The deal values the Orioles and related assets at $1.725 billion, marking a significant investment in the team's future.
- Rubenstein's ownership group includes notable figures such as Cal Ripken Jr., Michael Bloomberg, and Grant Hill, signaling a high-profile transition for the team.