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For years, the late, great Pat Williams wandered through Orlando like a baseball preacher without a congregation.<\/p>\n

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The co-founder of the Magic and the godfather of big-league sports in Central Florida spent the final years of his life trying to convince politicians, business leaders and the community that Orlando was ready for Major League Baseball. He practically begged local leaders to stop thinking like a tourist town and start thinking like a major-league city.<\/p>\n

Mostly, they smiled politely and changed the subject.<\/p>\n

Well, guess what?<\/p>\n

Pat, even though he\u2019s gone to That Big Ballpark in the Sky, finally has a political heavyweight in his corner.<\/p>\n

And it\u2019s not who you might expect.<\/p>\n

State Rep. Anna Eskamani \u2014 progressive firebrand, mayoral candidate, lifetime Orlandoan, proud UCF alum with two master\u2019s degrees and a phD from our hometown university \u2014 has officially jumped aboard the Orlando Dreamers bandwagon and endorsed the effort to bring Major League Baseball to Central Florida.<\/p>\n

\u201cLet\u2019s play ball!\u201d Eskamani said during an interview on our radio show last week.<\/p>\n

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It\u2019s about time one of our civic leaders stepped up to the plate and swung for the fences.<\/p>\n

For years, the Dreamers have had wealthy investors and powerful people (see billionaire attorney John Morgan), Hall of Fame baseball players and supporters of every shape and size advocating for MLB in Orlando. What they haven\u2019t had is a major political figure with real grassroots credibility publicly planting a flag.<\/p>\n

Until now.<\/p>\n

\u201cThe Orlando Dreamers have my full support in their effort to bring Major League Baseball to our community,\u201d Eskamani wrote on social media recently. \u201cIf done right, this can create real opportunities for our residents that are fiscally responsible and bring people together in a way that reflects the spirit and growth of Orlando.\u201d<\/p>\n

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Read that again because it matters.<\/p>\n

Not only is Eskamani endorsing the effort, she\u2019s framing it in a way that could fundamentally reshape the conversation surrounding baseball in Orlando. She isn\u2019t pitching this as some billionaire vanity project or corporate giveaway. She\u2019s pitching it as a community-building opportunity that has to be done responsibly.<\/p>\n

And whether you agree with her politically or not, this is a significant moment for the Orlando baseball movement.<\/p>\n

Because Anna Eskamani isn\u2019t just another politician.<\/p>\n

She\u2019s one of the most intelligent, most recognizable and most influential political figures in Central Florida.<\/p>\n

She\u2019s built a passionate grassroots following. She\u2019s a tireless campaigner. She\u2019s active in virtually every community issue imaginable. She\u2019s beloved by progressives. She\u2019s respected by many moderates. And she\u2019s running to replace Buddy Dyer as Orlando mayor when his sixth term ends.<\/p>\n

In other words, when Anna Eskamani speaks, people listen.<\/p>\n

Frankly, it\u2019s somewhat surprising to see somebody with her progressive credentials enthusiastically embrace a major-league sports initiative. Traditionally, progressives have been skeptical \u2014 and rightly so \u2014 about taxpayer-funded stadium projects that enrich billionaire owners while ordinary citizens struggle to pay rent.<\/p>\n

Eskamani seems to clearly understand that tension.<\/p>\n

That\u2019s why she has carefully emphasized she doesn\u2019t want Orlando giving away the house to land a baseball team. However, as long as Orange County\u2019s massive Tourist Development Tax \u2014 the public-funding arm that presumably would be used to build a baseball stadium \u2014 is restricted to only tourism-related spending, she advocates using the TDT to fund the baseball effort.<\/p>\n

In fact, she says bringing baseball to Central Florida will be part of her mayoral campaign platform as well as some of her more traditional projects, such as affordable housing and public transportation.<\/p>\n

\u201cObviously, there are a lot of questions to be answered, but I\u2019ve already been inspired by the private investment thus far,\u201d Eskamani says of the Dreamers\u2019 effort. \u201cCandidly, I\u2019m a big proponent of flexibility with the TDT. I think we should be able to use the TDT for other projects (roads, schools, etc.), but as long as it\u2019s restricted I think this (baseball) is a much better use of those funds than expanding the convention center again and again and again.\u201d<\/p>\n

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Adds Eskmani: \u201cI believe cities have to deliver on the basics, right? We have to make sure the trains run on time, but why not create some new tracks, too, like providing access to universal childcare and alleviating those daily costs that families face? And I do think uplifting our brand when it comes to our sports is key. We have such an incredible culture when it comes to our sports and athletic community. We need more people to be involved.\u201d<\/p>\n

I love that Eskamani is not blindly cheerleading. She\u2019s not promising blank checks. She\u2019s trying to position herself as the adult in the room who believes Orlando can pursue a transformational sports opportunity without sacrificing fiscal sanity.<\/p>\n

And honestly, that may be exactly the kind of leadership this movement has needed all along.<\/p>\n

For years, Pat Williams understood something many local leaders failed to grasp: Sports franchises aren\u2019t just entertainment. They\u2019re civic identity.<\/p>\n

The Magic helped transform Orlando from a city people visited into a city people recognized.<\/p>\n

Major League Baseball could do the same thing, maybe on an even larger scale.<\/p>\n

And make no mistake about it, the timing of Eskamani\u2019s endorsement is critical.<\/p>\n

The Tampa Bay Rays remain stuck in a seemingly endless stadium saga over in Hillsborough County. One minute there\u2019s optimism. The next minute politicians and ownership are fighting like raccoons in a Waffle House dumpster.<\/p>\n

Meanwhile, Gov. Ron DeSantis and the Rays new ownership group have made it clear that if the Rays can\u2019t figure things out in Tampa Bay, Orlando becomes the obvious alternative.<\/p>\n

That\u2019s no longer fantasy talk.<\/p>\n

That\u2019s real leverage.<\/p>\n

And Orlando\u2019s baseball momentum is suddenly becoming harder to ignore.<\/p>\n

The Dreamers recently unveiled massive signage at their downtown headquarters, including a gigantic illuminated \u201cOrlando\u201d baseball display designed to symbolize the city\u2019s growing MLB ambitions.<\/p>\n

More importantly, the numbers backing Orlando\u2019s candidacy are staggering. According to U.S. Census data cited by the Dreamers, Orlando ranks No. 1 among the nation\u2019s 30 largest metro areas in job growth, population growth and nominal GDP growth. The region is now the 15th-largest media market in America and is projected to soon surpass Detroit for No. 14 \u2014 making Orlando the largest metro area in the country without Major League Baseball or an NFL team.<\/p>\n

Then there\u2019s tourism.<\/p>\n

Nearly 80 million visitors came to Central Florida in 2025. Epic Universe just opened. Tourist tax revenues continue smashing records.<\/p>\n

The question is whether the city has the political courage to fully embrace the opportunity sitting in front of it.<\/p>\n

That\u2019s why Eskamani\u2019s endorsement matters so much.<\/p>\n

For years, Pat Williams waited for somebody in local political leadership to carry the torch.<\/p>\n

Not just privately.<\/p>\n

Publicly.<\/p>\n

And passionately.<\/p>\n

Now Anna Eskamani finally has.<\/p>\n

For the first time, the Orlando baseball movement has a major political figure with real influence stepping up to the plate and saying loudly and proudly:<\/p>\n

\u201cLet\u2019s play ball!\u201d<\/p>\n

Email me at mbianchi@orlandosentinel.com. Hit me up on social media @BianchiWrites and listen to my radio show \u201cGame On\u201d every weekday from 3 to 6 p.m. on FM 96.9, AM 740 and 969TheGame.com\/listen<\/em><\/p>\n

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