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SAVE ROSENBLATT STADIUM

"America's Home Field for CWS"

SAVE ROSENBLATT STADIUM

 "I have such an affinity for Rosenblatt. I kind of feel some of my own blood, sweat and tears,
along with a lot of other people's, have gone into that facility."

Dennis Poppe, NCAA's Director of Baseball and Football














Save Rosenblatt Stadium: Preserving Tradition and Enhancing the CWS Experience

For decades, Rosenblatt Stadium has stood as a symbol of America's favorite pastime and the pinnacle of collegiate baseball. Its hallowed grounds have witnessed legendary moments, heartfelt victories, and the camaraderie of fans from all walks of life. Now, a grassroots organization has emerged to preserve this historic stadium and protect its irreplaceable legacy for future generations.

The Committee to Save Rosenblatt Stadium is dedicated to ensuring that the stadium remains the home of the College World Series (CWS), an event that has captivated the nation year after year. Recognizing the deep connection between the CWS and Rosenblatt Stadium, the committee proposes a redevelopment plan that will not only preserve the stadium but also enhance the overall atmosphere of the surrounding area, creating an even more immersive and memorable experience for fans and participants alike.

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Dennis Poppe, NCAA's Director of Baseball and Football, aptly captures the sentiment shared by many: "I have such an affinity for Rosenblatt. I kind of feel some of my own blood, sweat and tears, along with a lot of other people's, have gone into that facility." This emotional connection underscores the importance of Rosenblatt Stadium and the need to protect its historical and cultural significance.

To rally support for their cause, the Committee to Save Rosenblatt Stadium has launched an online petition. The petition serves as a platform for individuals to express their opposition to the demise of Johnny Rosenblatt Stadium at 1202 Bert Murphy Drive. Regardless of residency or voting eligibility, anyone can lend their voice to the preservation of this iconic stadium.

We are the grassroots organization that intends to save Rosenblatt Stadium for CWS.

We support a proposal to redevelop Rosenblatt and the surrounding area to create an enhanced atmosphere for this great NCAA event.
 
We believe that the tradition and mystique of Rosenblatt can never be replaced.

                                                          --- Committee to Save Rosenblatt Stadium


SIGN THE ONLINE PETITION TO SAVE ROSENBLATT!
 
(You don't have to be a registered voter, or even live in Omaha to sign.)

By signing this petition, I go on record as opposing the demise
of Johnny Rosenblatt  Stadium at 1202 Bert Murphy Drive.

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SIGNATURE COUNT: 14,067


Last Updated 10-01-07, 7:27PM
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Also, Tell the City of Omaha to SAVE ROSENBLATT STADIUM!


Mayor's Office (402) 444-5000

Mayor: Mike Fahey [email protected]


City Council (402) 444-5520

District 1: Jim Suttle [email protected]
District 2: Frank Brown [email protected]
District 3: Jim Vokal [email protected]
District 4: Garry Gernandt [email protected]
District 5: Dan Welch [email protected]
District 6: Franklin Thompson [email protected]
District 7: Chuck Sigerson, Jr. [email protected]


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