Not as dramatically as you might think. They are already maximizing ticket and stadium sales . Perhaps they could add some to merchandise sales but that’s about it.
There’s much more access this era than there was in earlier eras. My best friend lived in NYC for about 25 years working on Wall Street from early 80’s to about 2004. And there was less than half of our games on average broadcast nationally. He had to go to sports bars or a friend who had a house with satellite. Until Sunday Ticket was available.
Not much, it is about the team's ability to generate revenue and growth.
Arlington owns the stadium Jerry rents it
Arlington technically owns it and Jerry pays about two games parking in rent. The liability is why it’s structured that way. All the revenue generated goes to Jerry and the so called rent is nothing
Of course where you are from has everything to do with the franchise fans suppert. The bulk of all teams fans support comes from locals . Teams are dependent on their support.
Was raised in Dallas and was a Yankees fan before I became a Dallas fan We had no Baseball team in 1958 so I chose what was being shown on tv
-City paid $325 mill, Jerry paid 700 mill..
I understand but the premise of franchise success is built on the local fans supporting . They couldn’t survive if local fans and business didn’t support buying tickets, advertising and merchandise .
