New boss calls Mesa mega-park ‘set up for success’

By Scott Shumaker | Arizonan, Chandler News

Mike Burke, the new chief of the 320-acre Arizona Athletic Grounds – formerly Legacy Park, formerly Bell Bank Park – isn’t wasting any time after coordinating the facility’s purchase out of bankruptcy.

Burke is president of AZ Athletic Associates, the entity that bought the youth-sports facility with financial backing from Rocky Mountain Resources, a private investment company that specializes in natural resources and sports assets.

“I’m at the grounds today,” he said in a recent interview with the Tribune, “and I’ll be here seven days a week for the foreseeable future to build out a culture of excellence focused on the guest experience.”

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