Words from the Field: Q&A with the L.A. Kings
One of the staples of Team Marketing Report's printed monthly newsletter was “Words from the Field,” where sports executives would...
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It Ain’t Over ‘Til It’s Over
The NHL’s dream Stanley Cup series could end Wednesday evening. As of this writing, the Chicago Blackhawks were fighting...
The Long Goodbye: Jeter’s Farewell Tour
The Derek Jeter Farewell Tour hit Chicago this week, with a two-game series against the Cubs ending Wednesday followed...
Wrigley Field Marquee Goes Green
Just after 9:30 a.m. on a chilly Wednesday morning, Jerry Dean, the director of sales for Benjamin Moore, stood...
Mobile Ticketing: Q&A with MLB’s Reds and Indians
We know it's a smartphone world, and pretty soon, a smartphone is all you’ll need to get in a baseball game, buy food and beer, and send witty observations about the bullpen to your 45 Twitter followers from your seat. Major League Baseball started to push for paperless ticketing in 2012, with the introduction of the league-wise FanPass. And now teams are working more than ever with Ticketmaster, Tickets.com,...
Talkin’ ‘Bout Values
“There is no such thing as an average ticket.” In my years compiling the Fan Cost Index reports for...
Get Yer Old Style Here! (Kind of)
Last fall, I wrote about the likely breakup between Old Style and the Chicago Cubs for ESPN Chicago. The...