The Orlando Dreamers say they’re not backing down from their mission to bring Major League Baseball to Central Florida — even as the Tampa Bay Rays enter talks with a different ownership group.

According to a news release, the Orlando Dreamers are not giving up on their MLB dream despite the sales talks.

We have an unparalleled site for our venue, right in the middle of 80 million tourists this year, and our stadium design will ...

Owner Dr. Rick Workman, Co-Owner John Morgan, COO Jim Schnorf and MLB Ambassador Barry Larkin will attend a luncheon hosted by the International Drive Chamber of Commerce All four principals will ...

#Orlando ’s Baseball Dream: The @OrlandoDreamers team of majority control owner Dr. Rick Workman, COO Jim Schnorf and MLB ambassador/Hall of Fame shortstop Barry Larkin are making a presentation ...

Joining Workman in the presentation were Orlando Dreamers MLB Ambassador and Hall of Famer Barry Larkin, and Chief Operating Officer Jim Schnorf. "This is a once-in-a-generation opportunity," one ...

Members of the Orlando Dreamers prospective MLB ownership group, Jim Schnorf, left and Dr. Rick Workman listen to MLB Hall of Fame player Barry Larkin, right, answering a question during their ...

Barry Larkin is someone who hasn’t been front and center in the spotlight lately. The post Chipper Jones Sends Special ...

For the first time, a room was filled with all the individuals who could turn Major League Baseball in Orlando from fantasy to reality.

ORLANDO, Fla. — Efforts to make Orlando a Major League Baseball town are moving forward. Monday, the four key players working to make the team possible made their first public appearance at the ...

Orlando Dreamers Chief Operating Officer Jim Schnorf (left) and Heartland Dental founder Rick Workman (right) — along with baseball Hall of Famer and MLB ambassaor Barry Larkin and Morgan ...

Barry Larkin, the MLB Ambassador for the Dreamers, confirmed that the media reports indicating the Rays were in discussions with a possible buyer group did not come as a surprise.