The Miami Marlins appear one step closer to having a new owner.
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With Jeb Bush dropping out, the battle to buy the Miami Marlins is down to Derek Jeter and a local Cuban-American billionaire
Former presidential candidate Jeb Bush and his group have left the bidding war, leaving Jeter and businessman Jorge Mas as the two potential owners remaining
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According to a report in the Miami Herald by Barry Jackson, the group led by former presidential candidate Jeb Bush and venture capitalist Wayne Rothbaum has formally ended its bid to buy the team. That leaves only two candidates left to land the Fins, one group led by Yankee legend Derek Jeter, and another fronted by local billionaire businessman Jorge Mas.
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