 Eventually, Bronfman decided to focus on baseball and made it clear he would not field a football team for the 1987 CFL season unless the Alouettes sold thousands of additional season tickets.Neither the necessary season ticket sales nor a viable ownership group willing to take the franchise off Bronfman's hands materialized.Re-location was not an option either; although several Canadian cities had expressed interest in acquiring a CFL team, none of the prospective candidates that were even potentially large enough to support a team had a stadium that was suitable even for temporary use.