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The New England Revolution are working on building a stadium in downtown Boston and Commissioner Don Garber has seen the renderings.
As is often the case, Garber was asked for an update regarding the Revolution's search for permanent home while taking questions on Facebook. As is also often the case, Garber reaffirmed his support of the Kraft family.
Just one little piece of info from Don Garber's Q&A today. Check it out. #NERevs #MLS https://t.co/B6QcZEJoQX pic.twitter.com/Mrd7vy4fCd
— Ben Jata (@Ben_Jata) July 29, 2015
The comment is nothing new, of course. We know that the Revs have been looking to build a downtown stadium for years with a location on Frontage Road in South Boston recently being rumored. It is a bit interesting to see that Garber has ruled out Connecticut as a expansion site (at least in the short term), especially in light of the news that NASL might be adding a Hartford team.