 Years later, Brochu told writer Jonah Keri that he didn't want to unload Wettland, Hill, Grissom and Walker, but had no choice because of a dangerous depletion of capital.Had the other partners been willing to put the necessary money in, he said, he would have kept the players.His plan to save the team from bankruptcy was to build a new Baseball park in downtown Montreal, which would be named "Labatt Park".