Pawtucket Mayor Donald R. Grebien is right to blame the departure of the Pawtucket Red Sox for Worcester, Mass., in 2020 on a lack of leadership at the state level to work out the financing to keep the team in Rhode Island. He also knows the city could see even more economic development from the
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The folks at the State House were smart enough to let the Pawsox walk. Why would they want a soccer stadium named 38Studios?
It’s a good thing there are no republicans available to muck up this project and turn it into another 38 Studios. While the Pawsox leaving was regrettable, one can lay most of the blame for that on a certain individual who not only doesn’t lead the RI House any longer, but is now (thankfully) not a government representative at all.