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Some other good ideas…MLB and College Baseball, “Dewing” An Urban Audience, and Avenging Athletes

May 9, 2012 by eastwin5

MLB and NCAA Baseball A Good Fit: It came out the last few days that Major League Baseball is looking into a partnership to help enhance collegiate baseball in a number of ways, including putting money in a scholarship pool. Regardless of the scholarship money, an MLB/NCAA partnership would be a boon to college baseball, …

Read moreSome other good ideas…MLB and College Baseball, “Dewing” An Urban Audience, and Avenging Athletes

Three Promos Worth A Mention…Asheville, Buffalo, and K.C.

May 7, 2012 by eastwin5

It is early in the baseball season, so teams from the minors to the majors are scrambling to fill seats and give fans some added value to turn out before schools are done and the weather turns balmy. Here are three early season promos worth a mention: Zipping it in Asheville: The Asheville Tourists, known …

Read moreThree Promos Worth A Mention…Asheville, Buffalo, and K.C.

Extending The Brand: D’backs, Cal Jr., and Yao Ming

May 1, 2012 by eastwin5

Sab Singh’s Terrific Sports Doing Good newsletter has some of the best practices from around the globe each week. However they just touch on some of the solid, creative projects that deserve a tip of the hat. Here are three of note that have popped up recently. DBacks Fulfill Their School Challenge: Last week the …

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The Amazing Viral Power of The UFC

April 28, 2012 by eastwin5

This past Thursday may have been one of the busiest sports days of the year in New York. The Mets hosted the Miami Marlins and their ex-star Jose Reyes, the Rangers and Devils played Game 7’s against the Ottawa Senators and Florida Panthers, respectively, the Knicks were closing out the regular season and looking to …

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A Good Platform Coming: National Train Day

April 25, 2012 by eastwin5

There are few brands in the Northeast that use sports more as a platform for awareness than Amtrak. From New York to Boston to Philly to Washington, fans cannot watch a broadcast or attend a game without some kind of call to action by America’s premier national train service. It is with that in mind …

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Of Bulls, Isles and Curves…Some Good Ideas…

April 22, 2012 by eastwin5

As we go through Relegation weekend in the Barclays PremierLeague (also an idea which would be interesting but not feasible for American sport), some good practices that came in from the last few days. The Isles Keep trying: Early last year it was the Tattoo Franchise sponsorship, not the Islanders, again with a long offseason, …

Read moreOf Bulls, Isles and Curves…Some Good Ideas…

The Next Revenue Frontiers Getting Within Sight…

April 19, 2012 by eastwin5

It is no secret that as costs escalate and fans clamor for more access and brands for more ROI, that team sports needs to continue to be more creative in finding dollars to meet budget and in giving fans more reasons to engage. So with that in mind it should come as not a huge …

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Sometimes It’s The Little Ideas: ESPN’s Ballpark Bistro

April 14, 2012 by eastwin5

Every once in a while you hear about a little idea that somewhere down the line for the right enterprising brand could have a nice payoff. One of those ideas is ESPN’s new Ballpark Bistro idea, highlighted on their front row site late this week. Anyone involved in sport and entertainment is always trying to …

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Take Five: Some Suggested Reads To Start The Baseball Season

April 7, 2012 by eastwin5

We are now ankle deep in baseball. So here’s a look at five good reads to get baseball start. Just my opinion, and only books I have read thus far, but all are nice companions for the summer game. Wherever I Wind Up by RA Dickey and Wayne Coffey. One of the ways I can …

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The Fan Cave Thrives…

April 5, 2012 by eastwin5

With its seemingly endless season, its three plus hour games and its sometimes strange rules and never ending parade of stats, baseball has long been a punching bag for the fast and loose generation. While other sports like cricket and even football have sought to find ways to speed up the game, baseball’s traditions take …

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