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D-League Develops Way Beyond It’s Original Plan…

February 16, 2014 by eastwin5

It started out as an answer to the defunct Continental Basketball Association, a way to help young, and mostly young players, in the U.S. through a minor league system that could mirror what baseball had done.  Although that isn’t really where the NBA Development League is totally today, what has emerged is something perhaps more …

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“Truck Day” Grows As A Promo…

February 8, 2014 by eastwin5

It is a tradition that has been quietly happening for years, but thanks to some opportunistic marketing folks is steadily turning into a hot stove event that could actually transcend baseball and into other sports. It is “Truck Day,” the day when MLB clubs in cold weather cities literally load up their 18 wheelers with …

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Baseball’s “Hot Stove” Fuels The Grassroots Game On A Quiet Weekend…

January 26, 2014 by eastwin5

While the NFL tries more ways to keep the Pro Bowl relevant, fun and brand-worthy during the week before the Super Bowl, the real winners of the weekend appear to be hockey and yes, baseball, in grabbing the spotlight and engaging with fans, some with a national footprint but in many instances at the grassroots. …

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Davis Cup Served A Not So “Super” Hand…Again

January 18, 2014 by eastwin5

There are few team sports competitions with such a long history and tradition as Davis Cup in men’s tennis. Similar to Ryder Cup in golf, Davis Cup takes usually the best of the best in an individual men’s sports and brings those players together in the rarest of rare, as a team, to play for …

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While Baseball’s Hot Stove Cools, Cricket Scores Down Under

January 11, 2014 by eastwin5

Save for this past week’s Hall of Fame announcement and the on-going Alex Rodriguez drama, baseball’s Hot Stove is on a low simmer for the next few weeks (except for the New York opening of “Bronx Bombers” on Broadway, of course). However in Australia it is mid-summer, and one of the world’s other global stick …

Read moreWhile Baseball’s Hot Stove Cools, Cricket Scores Down Under

The Winter Classic Wins Are Just Beginning…

January 2, 2014 by eastwin5

The Bridgestone Winter Classic on New Year’s Day is being touted as the best ever and impossible to top. True? Depends on your perspective, but for “brand hockey” this year’s New Year’s Day Game is even more potentially impactful than all the games held before as it becomes the launch point for the sport as …

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Can Thomas Tull’s Addition Be “Legendary” For Baseball?

December 28, 2013 by eastwin5

It came pretty quietly a few weeks ago, Thomas Tull, Chairman of legendary Pictures, was selected to the Board of Directors for The National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum. While many may look at the move and go on to the next tidbit of information, it really is an interesting progressive signal of things …

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The Challenges of An Indy Ball Brand: Are Bears Extinct Or Hibernating?

December 26, 2013 by eastwin5

There are 14 minor league baseball clubs within a 90 minute drive of anywhere in the New York area, all with various promises of affordable family fun and entertainment. However according to an announcement that came very quietly  on the day after Thanksgiving, that total for 2014 at least will only be 13 with the …

Read moreThe Challenges of An Indy Ball Brand: Are Bears Extinct Or Hibernating?

“Brand Rivera” Closes Sports’ Biggest Annual Call To Action

December 8, 2013 by eastwin5

It was only fitting that New York Yankees legend Mariano Rivera served as the closer – albeit this time for an event that has a major impact on the future, not the present. The impact however, was less about baseball and more about legacy. It was the end of the 30th March of Dimes Sports …

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Vice Becomes Nice…What’s Next?

November 21, 2013 by eastwin5

For people of a certain age, seeing Marlboro or Virginia Slims or Winston associated with the biggest brands in American sport was commonplace. Big tobacco fueled bug sponsorships, especially when the Federal Government began curtailing cigarettes from their first large-scale media investment…television…in the late 1960’s.  Along with smokes, spirits also fueled the athletic coffers, turning …

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