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only won five more times in the first month. Nevertheless, the Pilots stayed within striking distance of .500 for much of the spring, and were only six games out of the AL West lead as late as June 28. But a disastrous 9–20 July ended even a faint hope of any kind of contention, though they were still in third place as late as August. However, a 6–22 August sent them into the AL West basement for good. The team finished the
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interested in building a freeway on the stadium site than maintaining it. Indeed, both the
Indians and A's had balked at moving to Seattle because of Sick's rapid deterioration. While a condition of awarding the Pilots to Seattle was that Sicks' had to be expanded to 30,000 seats, work did not really begin in earnest until January 1969. Only 18,000-19,500 seats (depending on the source) were ready by
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of his youth. Instead, due to the move being finalized at such a late date, the
Brewers were stuck using old blue and gold Pilots' uniforms, with the team name replaced. Blue and gold remain the Brewers' colors today although the shades have been darker since 2000. The move also came too late for
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Stadium. The longtime home of the Rainiers, it had once been considered one of the best ballparks in minor league baseball. However, in 1964, the Rainiers sold the stadium to the city, which was more
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had called in a $ 4 million loan (or $ 3.5 million, depending on the source) it made to the
Soriano-Daley group to finance the purchase of the franchise. No one in the American League knew that the loan had even existed. Faced with having to raise more money than expected, Danz walked away. In
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Sorianos were forced to bring Daley into their group after making almost no effort to court Seattle-based partners. However, the American League did not even consider any other prospective owners. When league president
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expressed the concerns of the owners when he said that under
Carlson's plan, "no one person, group, or firm" would be responsible for team expenses. The owners also feared it would devalue the other clubs' worth. A slightly modified deal came one vote short of approval.
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because of numerous delays. The scoreboard was not even ready until the night before the season opener. By June there were finally 25,000 seats in place. Water pressure was almost nonexistent after the seventh inning, especially with crowds above 8,000.
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Milwaukee. During the offseason, Soriano made contact with car salesman and former
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unsure of where they would play. However, Soriano and Daley declared bankruptcy, claiming that the loan was not enough to keep the team alive. The league stripped
Soriano and Daley of their authority over the Pilots and took control of the team.
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The Pilots had a total attendance of 677,944 people for the season, 20th out of 24 teams in Major League Baseball, and their average attendance per game, 8,268, was also 20th. Seattle finished above fellow cellar dweller teams like the
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came forward with an offer to buy out the Sorianos and reduce Daley's stake to 30 percent. The $ 10 million deal received preliminary approval in December. However, the deal fizzled when it emerged that three months earlier, the
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scouted out the city in 1967, his only interview was with Soriano. Despite their straitened financial condition, the Sorianos balked at corporate support, a critical factor even in those days for sports franchises.
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with a record of 64–98, 33 games behind division winner
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2482:Milwaukee Brewers
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2396:Championship play
2338:Baltimore Orioles
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2256:Chicago White Sox
2236:Toronto Blue Jays
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2072:St. Louis Maroons
1953:Milwaukee Brewers
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1769:Chicago White Sox
1755:Toronto Blue Jays
1739:Baltimore Orioles
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1433:The Sporting News
1155:, 19 October 1967
1062:on April 24, 2016
1056:Milwaukee Journal
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732:Green Bay Packers
653:south of downtown
625:Chicago White Sox
621:Cleveland Indians
576:Oakland Athletics
503:California Angels
394:Cleveland Indians
323:Milwaukee Brewers
277:were an American
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165:Milwaukee Brewers
163:, and became the
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2969:Carolina Mudcats
2951:Nashville Sounds
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2903:Wild Card berths
2663:Compadre Stadium
2658:Sun City Stadium
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2311:Seattle Mariners
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2048:Cincinnati Stars
2028:Louisville Grays
2012:New York Mutuals
1981:Milwaukee Braves
1973:Brooklyn Dodgers
1961:St. Louis Browns
1931:San Diego Padres
1923:Colorado Rockies
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1811:Seattle Mariners
1747:New York Yankees
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833:in late August.
817:New York Yankees
683:Milwaukee Braves
645:New York Yankees
633:San Diego Padres
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445:William R. Daley
382:Seattle Rainiers
242:William R. Daley
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2945:Player overview
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2741:Uecker Monument
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1969:New York Giants
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454:along with the
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262:General Manager
256:Joe Schultz Jr.
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2060:Buffalo Bisons
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2046:(1876–1879) •
2040:Syracuse Stars
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