Five years ago, Sports Authority signed a sponsorship deal with their hometown major league baseball team, the Colorado Rockies. They’d become the team’s “exclusive sporting goods retailer,” and the team would put ads for them in the stadium, on the backs of tickets, and in stadium programs. These ads have stayed up since Sports Authority filed for bankruptcy, and the team wants the retailer to pay up for the two and a half months that the ads have remained up. [More]
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Rockies Want Sponsorship Money From Sports Authority, Say They’re Promoting Liquidation Sales
By 6.13.16
Yankees, Rockies Fans Can Now Be Fingerprinted For Faster Entry Into Stadium
By 8.5.15
Last year, the San Francisco Giants became the first Major League Baseball team to integrate a TSA-like express security lane for pre-checked visitors (who also paid $179 for the privilege). Starting this week, Yankee Stadium will also get this sort of access, though it won’t cost anything for people who just want speedy access to a baseball game. [More]
