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Buckley: What a shame if Memphis loses the Redbirds

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By Tim Buckley Verified
| The Daily Memphian Verified
Charlotte Knights No. 6 hitter Nolan Jones’ Independence Day homer to right field at AutoZone Park was a screamer, headed right for our picnic table. The former Cleveland Guardians and Colorado Rockies outfielder’s shot left a mark — on the table, fortunately, not me or one of the half-dozen others in our party enjoying a wonderful evening of conversation, cold beverages, a few hot dogs and lots of laughs.
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AutoZone Park’s Future: Will the Redbirds stay if AutoZone Park isn’t updated?

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By Tim Buckley Verified
| The Daily Memphian Verified
While the Memphis City Council, the City of Memphis and the Memphis Redbirds await cost details from Mayor Paul Young’s administration’s plans for a major AutoZone Park renovation project and potential redevelopment of the area around the minor-league baseball stadium, the Triple-A team’s future in Memphis beyond 2030 is in limbo. The Redbirds’ current lease, which allows the St. Louis Cardinals’ top-tier farm team to play in the city-owned ballpark, expires in four years.
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AutoZone Park’s Future: What the Redbirds need at the ol’ ballpark

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By Tim Buckley Verified
| The Daily Memphian Verified
But years of deferred upkeep have taken a toll on what AutoZone Park, which was called “the crown jewel of minor-league baseball” when it opened. But years of deferred maintenance have taken a toll. Last month the Memphis City Council approved spending $5 million for what the team deemed to be emergency repairs.
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