SAL1 Lexington Legends

Stein re-elected to MILB Board of Trustees

Published on December 14, 2006 under South Atlantic League (SAL1)
Lexington Legends News Release


LEXINGTON, KY. - The South Atlantic League of Professional Baseball Leagues announced today that Alan Stein, President and CEO of the Lexington Legends, was re-elected to Minor League Baseball's Board of Trustees representing the South Atlantic League. Stein, who was elected unanimously, will serve a three-year term.

"I am very pleased to serve a second term on Minor League Baseball's Board of Trustees," Stein said. "It's an honor as well as a tremendous responsibility because I, along with my fellow board members, will help shape the future of our industry."

The South Atlantic League elected Stein in October of 2005 to fill the un-expired term of Ron McKee of the Asheville Tourists.

"We are very happy to have Alan Stein serve another term on the National Association's Board of Trustees," said John Moss, President of the South Atlantic League. "We feel that he represented the South Atlantic League at an outstanding level and will continue to do so using his tremendous business, communications and public relations experience."

The Board of Trustees serves as the governing body for Minor League Baseball. The Trustees determine policies and enact rules and regulations to accomplish the objectives of Minor League Baseball. The 17-member panel includes a representative from each affiliated league and one at-large member selected from the Triple-A level.

The Legends will open the 2007 season at Applebee's Park on April 5th against the Delmarva Shorebirds. Season ticket packages are available at the Applebee's Park box office. Call the box office at 859-422-RUNS (7867) for more information.

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