US EditionNashville SC Minority Owner Agrees to Buy Majority Stake in White Sox. Is MLB Coming Here?
- Jerry Reinsdorf and Justin Ishbia announced a long-term investment agreement on June 5, 2025, outlining a future sale framework for the Chicago White Sox.
- The agreement follows Ishbia's capital infusions as a limited partner to reduce debt and support the team, with no guaranteed transaction before 2029.
- Ishbia and his family currently own about 35% of the White Sox and will increase investment alongside his father Jeff and brother Mat, both significant investors.
- Reinsdorf, 89 and chairman since 1981, said owning the White Sox has been a 'life-changing experience' and plans to operate and pursue on-field success as long as possible.
- This transaction could lead to a major shift in ownership and potentially a new ballpark, although progress on stadium plans remains uncertain and long-term development continues.
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White Sox announce deal between Justin Ishbia, Jerry Reinsdorf
Billionaire Justin Ishbia and Chicago White Sox owner Jerry Reinsdorf have reached a long-term investment agreement that establishes a framework for Ishbia to obtain a future controlling interest in the franchise, the team announced Thursday.
Chicago White Sox Fans Rejoice As Jerry Reinsdorf Begins The (Agonizingly Slow) Process Of Selling Team
Fans-put-out-sign-of-Chicago-White-Sox-chairman-Jerry-Reinsdorf-as-Bozo-the-Clown Many Chicago White Sox fans are over the moon with happiness on Thursday. Why? Because the team announced that long-time owner Jerry Reinsdorf has begun the process of finally selling the team. According to a press release posted by the White Sox on social media, “Jerry Reinsdorf and Justin Ishbia have reached a long-term agreement that establishes a framework for …
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