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I think the economics just aren't there. Sure, VB/Nor/NN at 37th

has peers with pro sports teams, but none of them have a giant portion of the economy which won't buy advertising or a suite, let a lone a season ticket. 33 KC 34 Nashville 35 Columbus 36 LV 37 Milwaukee 38 VB/Nor/NN 39 Hartford 40 Salt Lake City 44 Raleigh 45 Jacksonville 47 New Orleans 48 Memphis Compare https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economy_of_Kansas_City https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nashville,_Tennessee#Economy https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economy_of_Connecticut (for Hartford) to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economy_of_Norfolk,_Virginia and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virginia_Beach,_Virginia#Economy

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Posted: 10/28/2022 at 04:33 PM ET
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Why no major sports teams in Va?...link
HokieDan95 10/28/22 02:48 PM ET
Both the Commanders and Capitals have headquarters in Virginia**
TheNuke 10/29/22 01:17 AM ET
Bring back the Virginia Squires, play home games at Richmond or Roanoke.**
KCHokie2 10/28/22 08:38 PM ET
I think the economics just aren't there. Sure, VB/Nor/NN at 37th
jmanatVT 10/28/22 04:33 PM ET
Not the 757? Not Richmond or Martinsville tracks?**
PhotoHokieNC 10/28/22 04:19 PM ET
Virginia International should be on that list but tracks are a diferent
HokieDan95 10/28/22 04:33 PM ET
The county/city system skews the city population numbers
HokieJamie 10/28/22 03:07 PM ET
Same in Hampton Roads. The 7 separate cities creates lack of coordination/
Stork 10/28/22 03:12 PM ET
Probably because what ever city gets the team...
EDGEMAN 10/28/22 05:39 PM ET
Same with Richmond getting a new baseball stadium, **
HokieJamie 10/28/22 04:03 PM ET