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Were not using any other place, city or whatever, as leverage. Its not that way. Its known that no matter what we do here, it will not be as valuable or economically as great for the Raiders as if we went somewhere else. Thats known. But we still want to be here. Davis said the team and league would be willing to commit $500 million to a new stadium in Oakland and that an additional $500 million would be needed. The Coliseum is the only stadium that is home to both an NFL and major league baseball team. The Raiders have also promoted chief financial officer Marc Badain to team president. Badain had been handling many of those responsibilities ever since team CEO Amy Trask left the organization nearly two years ago. Badain will focus almost exclusively on the business side of the team with the search for a new stadium being the top priority. Hes been doing a phenomenal job, Davis said. It was just time to take the tag off. Hes president. 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