Major League Baseball Coming to Nashville Tennessee

GREENBRIER, Tenn. - Oct. 8, 2013 - PRLog -- How can Nashville Music City get a big league baseball team, ask many Tennesseans. According to official MLB data 27 out of 30 major league teams recorded a profit in 2012 writes Nashville business blogger, James Rickman @ iHumanEvolution.com

Three major league baseball teams look ripe for the picking, as Nashville middle Tennessee residents call for the addition of a MLB franchise. In this article, I review the details on how; Nashville could acquire and build a thriving major league baseball team.

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Move over sports enthusiast Jack Nicholson and Spike Lee; here come local Nashville celebs Taylor Swift, Al Gore, Nicole Kidman and Billy Ray Cyrus about to be sitting in the new front row luxury seats attending the next major league baseball game in Music City.

Note: Google Trends Interactive Map below Shows “Baseball” in middle Tennessee is far greater than U.S. national average reports writer blogger, Mr. Rickman.

Is MLB in Nashville Tennessee an Economic Reality?

Things have change for the better in Nashville since its last MLB team (Nashville Vols, Sulphur Dell Park 1908 – 1963). All the economic stats add up for Nashville now ranked in TOP FIVE CITIES by FORBES magazine; as one of the best places in America for business and career development. Booming local areas like Brentwood, Bella Meade, The Gulch, Bellevue and Inglewood offer high quality baseball venues with public transportation available.

Education is now a central focus in Nashville with Vanderbilt University and affordable trade schools helping to make it a top business community. With no debt and balanced budgets, the Nashville middle Tennessee community is able to upgrade its educational system to achieve more competitive workforce. One industry defining Nashville is healthcare which is producing sustainable tax revenues for the community says Mr. Rickman. By 2016, over 72 million baby boomers (ages 49 – 67) will retire needing healthcare services and medical treatment for the next 30 years.

The Nashville area economy and population is growing at close to 4.5% annually which exceeds that of other U.S. cities like Portland Oregon; also being considered for Major League Baseball expansion. Surprisingly, the last five years the Nashville area has achieved 15% growth rates in manufacturing sector while the rest of America has declined.

Total population in Nashville middle Tennessee is about 1.1 to 1.6 million people which ranks 25^th overall among most populous U.S. cities (major counties include Nashville/Davidson 648,295pop; Sumner 166,123pop; Wilson 118,961pop and Robertson 67,000pop).

Average median incomes for Nashville middle Tennessee using the 2012 U.S. Census Bureau data, I calculate at $59,685 (median average income for Nashville middle Tennessee – SEE INTERACTIVE DATA CHART).

Nashville middle Tennessee business economics are excellent for the long-term growth prospect of supporting a major league baseball team. With grassroots community support in places like Goodlettsville Tennessee (home of the World Series Little League Champs) just 18-minutes outside Nashville.

The mild weather conditions, friendly people and healthy network of businesses make Nashville middle Tennessee a great location for MLB teams looking to move and/or expansion franchise opportunities