The 2023 World Baseball Classic was a rousing success on a host of levels including attendance, television viewership, and more. When looking inside the numbers, it wasn’t just in North America that the tournament excelled; it was worldwide. Click here to read the story at Forbes.com. Discussion Questions:
The Blazers unveiled a new Bigfoot mascot Tuesday night at the Moda Center, digging up and re-imagining a forgotten relic from the past to partner with Blaze the Trail Cat for games, community events and other public appearances. Click here to read the story at seattletimes.com. Discussion Questions:
His voice has become iconic and it’s never good news when he calls — but 2 million people had custom chats with Ghostface as part of the marketing campaign for Scream VI, a sign the idea rang true with fans. Click here to read the story at hollywoodreporter.com. Discussion Questions:
For four games only, the Eugene Emeralds will re-brand and become the Eugene Exploding Whales. Click here to read the story at cnn.com. Discussion Questions:
NHL jerseys are switching from Adidas to Fanatics, and fans aren’t happy about it. Click here to read the story at businessinsider.com. Discussion Questions:
SportsBiz Madness 2023: Case Study Tournament (Opening Round Results) OPENING ROUND RECAP Thank you to all the schools that participated. There were a lot of creative ideas in this opening round of the competition. While only eight teams can advance, you should be proud of the work your students put Read more…
We’ve long seen that certain companies like to innovate with the English language by misspelling brand names—arriving at names like Lyft and Tumblr. Click here to read the story at fastcompany.com. Discussion Questions:
Despite rolling out some fun new menu items and enticing discounts near the end of last year, both Domino’s and Papa Johns posted some disappointing fourth-quarter sales in 2022, CNBC reports. Click here to read the story at thetakeout.com. Discussion Questions:
Fans claim that Wingstop’s ranch is so good, they’d bathe in it. Click here to read the story at prnewswire.com. Discussion Questions:
Pringles mascot Mr. P has sported a burly and well-recognized world-class mustache for generations. Click here to read the story at packagingdigest.com. Discussion Questions: