The only glitch to that plan so far is the team is not for sale.
Although DeVos and his family are on record as saying they would never sell the franchise, sports business brokers tell GlobeSt.com on condition of anonymity, "That's what every owner says--until the right number pops."
Rosen tends to agree. "The city and county could use the proceeds (of the team's sale) for education, health care and other urgent community needs," the former Walt Disney Co. executive tells GlobeSt.com.
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