Truman Sports Complex would face redevelopment challenges with Chiefs as sole occupant

The thought of Truman Sports Complex without the Royals and Kauffman Stadium continues to spur chatter about the potential for a new mixed-use development on the property. How realistic is that, and if so, what form might it take?

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