1985
August 8 - Baseball's new Basic Agreement permits the National League to
expand by two teams.
1987
October 31 - U.S. Senators from eight states, including Colorado Sen.
Tim Wirth, announce they have formed a congressional task force to
investigate baseball expansion.
1989
June 15 - Baseball says it will announce a timetable for NL expansion
within 90 days after the completion of a new Basic Agreement.
1990
August 14 - Denver area voters pass a 0.1 percent sales tax to finance
construction of a new baseball stadium, if MLB awards a franchise.
August 23 - Colorado's Baseball Advisory Committee, headed by Gov. Roy
Romer, designates the Colorado Baseball Partnership to spearhead the
formation of an ownership group.
September 18 - The NL Expansion Committee hears Denver's presentation.
December 18 - The NL unveils its short list of six potential expansion
sites: Buffalo, Denver, Orlando, South Florida, Tampa-St. Petersburg and
Washington, D.C.
1991
January 25 - Denver's baseball ownership group launches a season ticket
drive, requesting a refundable deposit of $50 per seat.
March 13 - Envisioning a traditional ballpark, the Denver Metropolitan
Major League Baseball Stadium District formally chooses its site: 20th and
Blake streets.
March 15 - Colorado Baseball Partnership announces that the proposed
baseball park will be named Coors Field.
March 26 - The NL Expansion Committee visits Denver.
June 6 - Commissioner Fay Vincent announces that both leagues will share
revenues generated by the $190 million expansion fee, and that both circuits
will contribute players to the expansion draft.
June 10 - Vincent announces Denver and South Florida are the NL
Expansion Committee's selections.
June 28 - The two leagues and the Major League Baseball Players
Association compromise: AL teams will protect extra players in each draft
round. Only eight AL teams will have to give up three players; the other
six will give up players only in the first two rounds. With the agreement,
a final expansion vote is scheduled for July 5.
July 5 - Major League owners unanimously approve Denver and South
Florida as baseball's two newest franchises. Colorado Baseball Partnership
announces that the team will be called the Colorado Rockies and unveils the
team logo.
September - Bob Gebhard takes his post as the first general manager.
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