St. Louis Rams Owner E. Stanley Kroenke

The Rams Owner E. Stanley Kroenke

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E. Stanley Kroenke was very instrumental with the St. Louis Rams Football Operations.
Kroenke was the stalwart with two of his actions for the St. Louis Rams. Not only is E. Stanley Kroenke known for his two actions with the St. Louis Rams Organization. E. Stanley Kroenke is recognized, renowned in the city of St. Louis and the NFL.

(1.) E. Stanley Kroenke was the sole person to bring the Rams to St. Louis. Under E. Stanley Kroenke direction, he was critical to return a pro NFL team to the city of St. Louis.

(2.) E. Stanley Kroenke was instrumental in the creation of Rams Park. The Rams Parks is not only one of the best Parks in NFL. The Rams Park [training site] is used as a model for other NFL training sites.

The net is under E. Stanley Kroenke direction he brought the Rams from Los Angeles to St. Louis, and gave St. Louis a PRO NFL Team. The second act again he created Rams Park.

Rams Park in detailed:

The Rams Park sit on 20 acres in St. Louis County and is located near Lambert Field Airport.

The Parks includes three natural grass, outdoor practice fields and one indoor practice facility.
Also on the 20 acres resides a 90,000 square feet for football operations and for the administration.

Kroenke has earned a reputation as one the nation's Kroenke leading developers in building Kroenke shopping centers and apartments building complex. Kroenke is the owner of The Kroenke Group, a private real estate investment and development company with offices throughout US. The Kroenke Group, the Headquarters is located in Columbia, Missouri. Forbes magazine estimates are that Kroenke and his wife, Ann, are worth a combined $6 billion.

Kroenke has undergraduate and graduate degrees from the University of Missouri. Kroenke is an active supporter of the Mizzou and the Dan Devine Club. The Dan Devine Club was named after a former Tigers football Coach.

E. Stanley Kroenke is married to his wife Ann. They have a daughter Whitney and a son Josh, the family resides in Columbia, Missouri.

E. Stanley Kroenke was named after baseball legends Enos Slaughter and Stan Musial.

Timeline Events of St. Louis Rams Sale

On May 25, 2010: In a presentation to the NFL's finance committee, Kroenke lays out his plan to buy the Rams and meet NFL cross-ownership guidelines with respect to his ownership of the Denver Nuggets and Colorado Avalanche.

On July 26, 2010: NFL schedules special owners meeting for Aug. 25 in Atlanta for expected vote on Rams sale.

In Mid-August, 2010: NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell notifies league owners that the finance committee has unanimously recommended the Kroenke purchase be approved Aug. 25.

On Aug. 25, 2010: Kroenke receives unanimous approval from league owners as new owner of Rams. E. Stanley Kroenke became the 7th owner in NFL history to be unanimously approved by the league owners in NFL by 100% margin.

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|Sports Teams that E. Stanley Kroenke Own|

Denver Nuggets National Basketball League Pro Team [NBA].

Colorado Avalanche National Hockey League Pro Team [NHL].
In 2001 the Colorado Avalanche won the Stanley Cup

E. Stanley Kroenke purchased the Pepsi Center in the year 2000.
The Pepsi Center is the home arena of the Colorado Avalanche.

Before E. Stanley Kroenke purchased the St. Louis Rams in 2010.
Kroenke owned 40% of the St. Louis Rams Team.