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Title: Professional Franchises


1
Chapter 10
  • Professional Franchises

2
Chapter 10
  • Sports Facilities
  • Historically little regard for the facility
  • All revenue essentially shared

3
Chapter 10
  • Latter 1980s professional teams and colleges
    began to recognize the potential revenue stream
    from sports facilities.
  • Building boom

4
Chapter 10
  • Franchise free agency
  • Relocation of professional franchises
  • Supply and demand
  • Locations compete for franchises

5
Chapter 10
  • Legal issue
  • Economic motivation

6
Chapter 10
  • Relocationlegal issue
  • Oakland Raiders attempt to relocate to the Los
    Angeles Coliseum
  • NFL object to move
  • Coliseum and Raiders files suit, anti-trust
    violation

7
Chapter 10
  • Raiders/Coliseum wins suit
  • NFL had to pay millions of dollars in damages and
    legal fees
  • Baltimore Colts move to Indianapolis without
    requesting permission from league

8
Chapter 10
  • Economic factors
  • Gate receipts 60/40 split after 15 deduction for
    home team for maintenance
  • Luxury boxes, club seats, concessions, parking,
    advertising, naming rights not shared.

9
Chapter 10
  • Supply and Demand
  • Ideal bargaining position for the franchises and
    league
  • Franchise want-to-be cities compete with
    franchise locations.

10
Chapter 10
  • Two ways to acquire franchise
  • League grant new franchise to location
  • Persuade an existing franchise to relocate

11
Chapter 10
  • Efforts to restrict relocation
  • Relocation windfall for NFL
  • Increase value of teams enormously

12
Chapter 10
  • Downside
  • Negative reaction by fans that lost teams
  • Teams relocate to smaller television
    marketshurts league on TV negotiations

13
Chapter 10
  • Major League Baseball anti-trust exemption
  • Prevents relocation over MLB objection

14
Chapter 10
  • Major League Baseball contraction

15
Chapter 10
  • Stadium financing
  • Public funds
  • Public/private partnership
  • Private Seat Licenses (PSL)buy right to purchase
    ticket
  • Corporate sponsorship
  • Naming rights

16
Chapter 10
  • Franchise ownership
  • Morsani v. MLB
  • NBA v. Minnesota Timber Wolves
  • Seattle dispute

17
Chapter 10
  • Single entity. Major League Soccer
  • Fraser v. Major League Soccer, 2002
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