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Heath Freeman Buys San Jose Earthquakes and 18,000-Seat PayPal Park in $625MM Deal

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San Jose Earthquakes, PayPal Park, players on the field with audiences in the stands
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Alden Global Capital President Heath Freeman has agreed to acquire the San Jose Earthquakes along with PayPal Park, the club-owned stadium on Coleman Avenue, in a transaction valued at $625 million that hands a media and hospitality investor one of the few MLS venues built entirely with private money.

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