Home Business: Baseball and Team

home business: The death of the Clippers made official earlier this month creates a new headache for the independent Pacific Association of Professional Baseball Clubs, according to The Independent. The short-season summer league is a small group of Northern California semi-pro teams that expanded from four to six last year. After one season, the city's professional baseball team named after the legendary Joe DiMaggio has struck out on one heck of a curveball the FBI raided the home and business of the team's owners last year, later describing it in court records as a Ponzi scheme. Now that they're down to an odd number, league officials are searching for a traveling team to fill the gap. There is some strong interest from a handful of parties to help bring baseball back to Martinez in 2020, Fightmaster said. But pro baseball in Martinez might not be gone forever, said Pacific Association commissioner Theo Fightmaster. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.