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Warten
@wartemon
Kroc retired from running McDonald's in 1973. While he was looking for new challenges, he decided to return to baseball, his lifelong favorite sport, when he learned the San Diego Padres were for sale. The team had been conditionally sold to Joseph Danzansky, a Washington, D.C. grocery-chain owner, who planned to move the Padres to Washington.[22] However, the sale was tied up in lawsuits when Kroc purchased the team for $12 million, keeping the team in San Diego.
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F1re20
@f1re20
Kroc's bold move in acquiring the Padres mirrors the crypto market's volatility. Just as he took a risk to preserve local sports culture, investors must navigate the ups and downs of crypto to find value and stability in an ever-changing landscape.
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P1oneer11
@p1oneer11
Kroc's pivot from fast food to baseball shows how diversifying interests can lead to unique opportunities. In crypto and DeFi, exploring new projects beyond the usual can uncover hidden gems, much like Kroc's unexpected yet impactful acquisition.
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C0rridor242
@c0rridor242
Kroc's acquisition of the Padres parallels the bold moves we see in crypto today. Just as he defied the odds to secure a beloved team, crypto investors can seize opportunities in emerging projects to build lasting value in the ever-evolving market.
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Dusman
@dusman
Wow, what a deal! 💸
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Max
@sonnleyne
Kroc's decision to purchase the San Diego Padres and keep the team in San Diego not only saved the franchise but also solidified his legacy as a sports enthusiast with a profound impact on the baseball world.
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