MLB commissioner toured possible locations for Royals ballpark district, calls both 'outstanding'

Wednesday’s conversation was held at the Kansas City Urban Youth Academy, which sits within feet of the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum.Rachel Henderson/KSHB 41.
Negro Leagues Baseball Museum President Bob Kendrick and Congressman Emmanuel Cleaver II talk briefly before the program.Rachel Henderson/KSHB 41.
Commissioner of Baseball Rob Manfred, Negro Leagues Baseball Museum President Bob Kendrick and Kansas City Royals Chairman and CEO John Sherman during Wednesday’s conversation.Rachel Henderson/KSHB 41.
Commissioner Manfred during Wednesday’s discussion at the KC Urban Youth Academy.Rachel Henderson/KSHB 41.
Negro Leagues Baseball Museum President Bob Kendrick listens to Commissioner Manfred answer one of his questions during Wednesday’s conversation.Rachel Henderson/KSHB 41.
Royals Chairman and CEO John Sherman weighs in on the discussion during Wednesday’s talk.Rachel Henderson/KSHB 41.
Negro Leagues Baseball Museum President Bob Kendrick and Royals Chairman and CEO engage in discussion during Wednesday’s talk.Rachel Henderson/KSHB 41.
Congressman Cleaver speaks to development in Kansas City during an on-camera interview with KSHB 41 reporter Bryant Maddrick.Rachel Henderson/KSHB 41.
Commissioner of Baseball Rob Manfred, Negro Leagues Baseball Museum President Bob Kendrick and Kansas City Royals Chairman and CEO John Sherman all pose for a photo after the discussion ends.Rachel Henderson/KSHB 41.