The CVC proposed upgrades in the neighborhood of $165M I believe.
The thing is, there's nothing some 15 different defined areas listed in the "top tier" clause. Each item was subjective as to the interpretation. But upping number to $300M give or take would have made the arbitrator's decision a whole tougher to side with the Rams $700m.
And had the arbitration gone in favor of the CVC the Rams were bound by it. Unlike the CVC who had the option of declining.
Look I get the whole clause was ultimately the thing that allowed them to leave. But there was no way in hell anyone in their right mind would accept the terms of the arbitration for what amounted to keeping them here for the remaining ten years.
My entire point is that Kroenke could and should have found a way to work with them if he was as sincere as he claims to be in not wanting to leave STL.
I call BS in that claim. He knew the minute he excercised his option to buy out Khan.