Earlier today, Indy Eleven ownership group Keystone accused the city of backing out from $1.5 billion Eleven project, which includes a 20,000 seater stadium. Indianapolis mayor Joe Hogsett then announced plans to bid for an MLS franchise with an undisclosed ownership group. 😳 Hogsett said the undisclosed ownership group will submit a formal bid to MLS by the end of the year. The city is putting forward the Diamond Chain site, where the Eleven project is being developed since last May, for a potential MLS stadium. The ownership group is also considering the heliport site for a potential MLS stadium. Where the MLS stadium is going to be will be down to the ownership group ultimately, according to the city. The city publicly backed the Eleven project, so this surprised a lot of people. Mayor Hogsett has been to Indy Eleven games before and even took photos with fans. This week, he was in NYC to meet with Don Garber and other MLS officials. “Today, we enter our pu...