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    Mixer: Build it, but who will pay?

    The National Football League makes a return to the Los Angeles media market with the Rams trekking back west from St. Louis, Mo., to a new behemoth facility in Inglewood.…

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    Person smiling broadly wearing glasses and plaid shirt against ivy-covered wall background.By Steve Chiotakis • Jan 16, 2016 • 1 min read

    The National Football League makes a return to the Los Angeles media market with the Rams trekking back west from St. Louis, Mo., to a new behemoth facility in Inglewood.

    Owner Stan Kroenke took to the podium today at Inglewood’s Forum to introduce himself to Southland fans. That city will host the team, eventually, when a stadium is finished at the site of the old Hollywood Park track by 2019.

    In the meantime, the conversation continues about this multi-purpose development in Inglewood, and whether taxpayers will have to foot the bill.

    A hint? The short answer is no.

    GUESTS: Andrew Brandt, sports business analyst for ESPN and former vice president of the Green Bay Packers.

    Sam Farmer, sports writer for the L-A Times.

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