Houston Museum of Natural Science. "That's going to be the tentpole of our relationship.". Get involved in the community and encourage kids to stay active. For the Astros players, this means wearing a red, white and blue Oxy logo for nearly every game of the year. While the build-up to the 2022 Major League Baseball (MLB) season was dominated by the second-longest lockout in league history, this year has been all about a potential blackout of live coverage of some of its teams. Star athlete killed in brutal mass stabbing in England, Vikings send clear message to Kirk Cousins, Damar Hamlin charity hit with horrible accusations, Sports world reacts to massive playoff result, NFL world mourns sudden death of stars daughter, Star recruit ripped for racial slur during draft. As soon as it was announced that MLB teams would be allowed to include advertisements on their uniforms, a race seemingly began to see who would land the most dubious sponsor. Albert & Ethel Herzstein Foundation. Get in touch with us now. pic.twitter.com/trDma0um7W, Value: US$2.7 billionOwner:Arturo MorenoPresident: John CarpinoHome venue:Angel Stadium of Anaheim (45,517)2022 average attendance:30,339Naming rights deal:N/AJersey patch sponsor: Foundation Building Materials (signed 2023)Other major partners:Anheuser-Busch InBev, Bandai Namco, Coca-Cola, Diageo, Funai, Lexus, Memorial Care, Orange County Health Care Agency, Pechanga Resort Casino, YakultLocal broadcaster:Bally Sports West (TV), KLAA (radio), Value: US$1.18 billionOwner:John FisherPresident: David KavalHome venue:RingCentral Coliseum (46,847)2022 average attendance:9,973Naming rights deal:RingCentral (US$1 million a year, signed 2020, expires 2023)Other major partners:Anheuser-Busch InBev, Chevrolet, Chevron , Coca-Cola, Eva Air, Gilead Sciences, Kaiser Permanente, Mechanics Bank, State FarmLocal broadcaster:NBC Sports California (TV), KNEW (radio), Value: US$2.2 billionOwners: John Stanton, Chris LarsonPresident: Catie GriggsHome venue:T-Mobile Park (47,929)2022 average attendance:28,590Naming rights deal:T-Mobile (US$3.5 million a year, signed 2018, expires 2043)Other major partners:Boeing, KeyCorp, PepsiCo, State FarmLocal broadcaster:Root Sports Northwest (TV), KIRO (radio), Value: US$2.225 billionOwner: Ray DavisPresident and chief operating officer: Neil LeibmanHome venue:Globe Life Field (40,300)2022 average attendance:24,831Naming rights deal:Globe Life (US$11 million a year, signed 2017, expires 2048)Other major partners:Anheuser-Busch InBev, Choctaw, Coca-Cola, Comerica, Lexus, Lockheed Martin, Medical City Healthcare, State Farm, Toyota, TXU EnergyLocal broadcaster:Bally Sports Southwest (TV), KRLD (radio), Value: US$4.1 billionOwner:Ricketts familyPresident: Crane KenneyHome venue:Wrigley Field (41,649)2022 average attendance:32,305Naming rights deal:N/AOther major partners:Advocate Health Care, American Airlines, Anheuser-Busch InBev, Beam Suntory, Gallagher, Marriott International, Nuveen, Sloan, Toyota, WintrustLocal broadcaster:Marquee Sports Network (TV), WSCR (radio), Value: US$1.19 billionOwner: RobertCastelliniPresident and chief operating officer: Phillip CastelliniHome venue:Great American Ball Park (43,500)2022 average attendance:17,447Jersey patch sponsor:Kroger (US$5 million a year, signed 2023, multi-year deal)Other major partners:American Financial Group, Anheuser-Busch InBev, Cincinnati Bell, Coca-Cola, Kroger, PNC Financial Services, Procter & Gamble, TriHealthLocal broadcaster:Bally Sports Ohio (TV), WLW (radio), Value: US$1.6 billionOwner:Mark AttanasioPresident: Rick SchlesingerHome venue:American Family Field (41,900)2022 average attendance:30,155Naming rights deal:American Family Insurance (US$4 million a year, 15-year deal signed 2019)Other major partners:Associated Banc-Corp, Aurora Health Care, Fleet Farm, Johnsonville, Molson Coors, Northwestern Mutual, Potawatomi Hotel & Casino, SC Johnson, US Cellular, UW Credit UnionLocal broadcaster: Bally Sports Wisconsin (TV), WTMJ (radio), Value: US$1.32 billionOwner: Nutting familyPresident: Travis WilliamsHome venue:PNC Park (38,747)2022 average attendance:15,524Naming rights deal:PNC Financial Services (Extension signed 2021, expires 2031)Other major partners:Allegheny Health Network, Beam Suntory, Coca-Cola, Comcast, FedEx, Giant Eagle, Guardian Protection, Highmark Health, WB MasonLocal broadcaster:AT&T SportsNet Pittsburgh (TV), KDKA (radio), Value: US$2.55 billionOwner:William DeWitt JrPresident:William DeWitt IIIHome venue:Busch Stadium (45,494)2022 average attendance:40,994Naming rights deal: Anheuser-Busch InBev (signed 2004, expires 2026)Other major partners:Ameren, Bank of America, Coca-Cola, Edward Jones, Ford, Mercy Health, National, Wells Fargo, Perficient, Phillips 66, Stifel FinancialLocal broadcaster:Bally Sports Midwest (TV), KMOX (radio), Value: US$2.6 billionOwner:Liberty MediaPresident and chief executive: Derek SchillerHome venue:Truist Park (41,084)2022 average attendance:38,641Naming rights deal: Truist (US$10 million a year, signed 2014, expires 2042)Other major partners:Coca-Cola, Delta Air Lines, Kill CliffLocal broadcaster:Bally Sports South and Bally Sports Southeast (TV), WCNN and WNNX (radio), Value: US$1 billionOwner:Bruce ShermanPresident: Caroline O'ConnorHome venue:LoanDepot Park (36,742)Home venue average attendance:11,203Naming rights deal:LoanDepot (US$10 million a year, signed 2021, multi-year deal)Jersey patch sponsor:ADT (US$5 million a year, signed signed 2023, expires 2026)Other major partners: Anheuser-Busch InBev, AutoNation, Citrix, Dex Imaging, Humana, JP Morgan, PepsiCo, State Farm, Ultimate Kronos GroupLocal broadcaster:Bally Sports Florida (TV), WINZ (radio), Value: US$2.9 billionOwner:Steve CohenPresident: Sandy AldersonHome venue:Citi Field (41,922)2022 average attendance:33,308Naming rights deal:Citi (US$400 million total, signed 2006, expires 2026)Other major partners:Caesars Entertainment, Coca-Cola, Delta Air Lines, DraftKings, Fiserv, Ford, Geico, Hyundai, MillerCoors, New Balance, Tezos, VerizonLocal broadcaster:SportsNet New York, Pix 11 (TV), WCBS (radio), Value: US$2 billionOwner:Mark LernerChief operating officer: Alan GottliebHome venue:Nationals Park (41,313)2022 average attendance:25,017Naming rights deal: N/AOther major partners:Anheuser-Busch InBev, Coca-Cola, Delta Air Lines, Geico, Harris Teeter Supermarkets, PNC Financial ServicesLocal broadcaster:Mid-Atlantic Sports Network (TV), WJFK (radio), Value: US$1.38 billion Owner:Ken KendrickPresident and chief executive: Derrick HallHome venue:Chase Field (48,405)2022 average attendance:19,817Naming rights deal:JP Morgan Chase (US$2.2 million a year, signed 1998, expires 2028)Jersey patch sponsor: Avnet (signed 2023, multi-year deal)Other major partners:Anheuser-Busch InBev, APS, Banner Health, Circle K, Cox Enterprises, Gila River Hotels & Casinos, Molson Coors, PepsiCo, State Farm, University of PhoenixLocal broadcaster:Bally Sports Arizona (TV), KMVP (radio), Value: US$1.475 billionOwner:Richard MonfortPresident and chief operating officer: Gregory FeaselHome venue:Coors Field (50,144)2022 average attendance:32,467Naming rights deal:Coors (extension signed 2017, expires 2047)Other major partners:Arrow Electronics, Betfred, Coca-Cola, Comcast, DraftKings, Infiniti, King Soopers, Raytheon Technologies, Southwest Airlines, State Farm, ToyotaLocal broadcaster:AT&T SportsNet Rocky Mountain (TV), KOA (radio), Value: US$4.8 billionOwner: Guggenheim Baseball ManagementPresident and chief executive: Stan KastenHome venue: Dodger Stadium (56,000)2022 average attendance:47,671Naming rights deal:N/AOther major partners: Anheuser-Busch InBev, Bank of America, Blue Shield of California, Coca-Cola, San Manuel Casino, Security Benefit, State Farm, UCLA HealthLocal broadcaster:SportsNet LA (TV), KLAC (English radio), KTNQ (Spanish radio), The San Diego Padres are among the teams impacted by DSG's bankruptcy, Value: US$1.75 billionOwner:Peter SeidlerChief executive: Erik GreupnerHome venue:Petco Park (42,209)2022 average attendance:36,931Naming rights deal:Petco (extension signed 2021, expires 2027)Jersey patch sponsor: Motorola (US$10 million a year, signed 2022)Other major partners:Anheuser-Busch InBev, Blue Cross Blue Shield of California, Circa, Jack in the Box, Qualcomm, Quidel, Sycuan Casino, Toyota, US Bancorp, ViasatLocal broadcaster:Bally Sports San Diego (TV), KWFN (radio), Value: US$3.7 billionOwner:Greg JohnsonPresident and chief executive: Larry BaerHome venue:Oracle Park (41,915)2022 average attendance:30,650Naming rights deal:Oracle (US$200 million, signed 2019, expires 2039)Other major partners:Alaska Air Group, Bank of America, Chevron, Coca-Cola, Dignity Health, Levis, Molson Coors, Nuveen Investments, StubHub, Toyota, VisaLocal broadcaster:NBC Sports Bay Area (TV), KNBR (radio). On the eve of the new season MLB also confirmed a streaming deal with NBCs Peacock to air 18 live Sunday morning games per year. Asked about the accuracy of that figure, Garden said Nielsen's estimation is "probably right, but they can be even higher in cases because your packaging in more rights than just the patch within some sponsorships.". Since 1962, the Astros have been the centerpiece of the sports landscape in Texas. The Oxy logo will be featured on the Astros jersey sleeve throughout the regular season and any postseason games. Visit oxy.com for more information. All Rights Reserved. and Found Astros Team Store Astros Gift Cards Ballpark Tours Commemorative Baseball Wall Ribbon Board Messages Special Events Sponsorship. Senior executive vice president: Howard Pizer, Home Venue: Guaranteed Rate Field (40,615), Home venue Operator: Illinois Sports Facilities Authority, Ballpark naming rights deal: US$20.4 million, signed 2016, expires 2026, Other sponsors: Beggars Pizza, Blue Cross Blue Shield Association, Caesars Entertainment, Coca-Cola, Ford, Geico, Modelo, Proven IT, State Farm, Wintrust, Local media partners: NBC Sports Chicago (TV), WMVP, WRTO (radio), Chairman and chief executive: Paul J. Dolan, Ballpark naming rights deal: US$58 million, signed 2008, expires 2024, Other sponsors: Cleveland Clinic, FirstEnergy Corp, Dollar Bank, MillerCoors, PepsiCo, Sherwin Williams, UnionHome Mortgage, Discount Drug Mart, Local media partners:Bally Sports Great Lakes (TV), WTAM, WMMS (radio), Debuting in 2022. Astros and Harris County-Houston Sports Concessionaire Aramark Year Opened 2000 Average Ticket Price $59 Seating Capacity 41,168 Cost To Build $252M Major Sponsors Key Connections Jim Crane. Maybe the mere presence of the patches themselves will end up being more offensive to baseball fans than whatever corporate entity they happen to represent. Anheuser-Busch InBev, AT&T, Bank of America, Coca-Cola, Chevrolet, ConocoPhillips, HEB, Houston Methodist Hospital, Lexus, United Airlines. Phillies @ Astros. pic.twitter.com/EJAyGP3fTe, President and chief executive: Chris McGowan, Ballpark naming rights deal: Extension signed 2018, expires 2034, original 30-year deal worth US$66 million, Other sponsors: Chevrolet, PointsBet, PepsiCo, DTE Energy, Little Caesars, Meijer, MillerCoors, Belfor, Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Michigan, MotorCity Casino, Local media partners: Bally Sports Detroit (TV), WXYT (radio), Chairman and chief executive: John Sherman, Home venue operator: Jackson Sports Complex Authority, Other sponsors: Commerce Bank, Molson Coors, Price Chopper, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Kansas City, University of Kansas Health System, Local media partners: Bally Sports Kansas City (TV), KCSP (radio), President and chief executive: Dave St. Peter, Ballpark naming rights deal: US$5 million to US$6 per year, signed 2008, expires 2033, Other sponsors: Delta Air Lines, Northland Ford, Pentair, US Bank, Treasure Island, UnitedHealthcare, Securian Financial, Local media partners:Bally Sports North (TV), WCCO, KMNB (radio), President and chief executive: John P. Angelos, Home venue: Oriole Park at Camden Yards (45,474), Home venue operator: Maryland Stadium Authority, Sponsors: Anheuser-Busch InBev, Bank of America, Geico, Maryland Lottery, McCormick, MedStar Health, Pepsi, PNC, State Farm Insurance, Local media partners: Mid-Atlantic Sports Network (TV), WIYY and WBAL (radio), President and chief executive: Sam Kennedy, Sponsors: Bank of America, Beam Suntory, Beth Israel Lahey Health, Samuel Adams, Coca Cola, CVS Health, Dell EMC, Ford, JetBlue Airways, John Hancock, FW Webb Company, MGM Resorts, President and chief executive: Randy Levine, Sponsors: Anheuser-Busch InBev, Audi, Bank of America, Canon, Delta Air Lines, Ford, Hess, Mastercard, PepsiCo, State Farm, T-Mobile, Toyota, Local media partners: Yes Network (TV), WFAN (radio), The New York Yankees remain one of the biggest brands in US sport, Co-presidents: Brian Auld, Matthew Silverman, Ballpark naming rights deal:US$1 million a year, signed 1996, expires 2026, Other sponsors: Anheuser-Busch InBev, Coca-Cola, Dex Imaging, Gregory, Tampa Bay Times, Local media partners: Bally Sports Florida, Bally Sun Sports (TV), WDAE (radio), President and chief executive: Mark Shapiro, Home venue operator: Rogers Stadium Limited Partnership, Other sponsors: Anheuser-Busch InBev, Doordash, Enterprise Holdings, Home Hardware, Maple Leaf Foods, Pizza Nova, TD Bank, Sobeys Inc, WestJet Airlines, Local media partners: Rogers Sportsnet (TV), Sportsnet 590 The Fan (radio), Senior Vice President, business operations: Marcel Braithwaite, Home venue operator: Harris County-Houston Sports Authority, Ballpark naming rights deal:US$100 million, signed 2002, expires 2032, Other sponsors:Anheuser-Busch InBev, AT&T, Bank of America, Coca-Cola, Chevrolet, ConocoPhillips, HEB, Houston Methodist Hospital, Lexus, United Airlines, Local media partners: AT&T SportsNet Southwest (TV), KBME (radio), Home Venue: Angel Stadium of Anaheim (45,517), Other sponsors: Anheuser-Busch InBev, Bandai Namco, Coca-Cola, Diageo, Funai, Lexus, Memorial Care, Orange County Health Care Agency, Pechanga Resort Casino, Yakult, Local media partners: Bally Sports West (TV), KLAA (radio), President and chief executive: David Kaval, Home Venue: RingCentral Coliseum (46,847), Home venue operator: Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum Authority, Ballpark naming rights deal: US$1 million a year, signed 2019, expires 2022, Other sponsors: Anheuser-Busch InBev, Chevrolet, Chevron , Clorox, Comcast, Diageo, Geico, Kaiser Permanente, Keurig Dr Pepper, Mechanics Bank, Southwest Airlines, Stanley Black & Decker, State Farm, Local media partners: NBC Sports California (TV), KNEW (radio), Home venue operator: Washington State MLB Stadium Public Facilities District, Ballpark naming rights deal: US$87.5 million, signed 2018, expires 2044, Other sponsors: Boeing, KeyCorp, PepsiCo, State Farm, Local media partners: Root Sports Northwest (TV), KIRO (radio), Ballpark naming rights deal: US$11 million a year, signed 2017, expires 2048, Other sponsors: Anheuser-Busch InBev, Choctaw, Coca-Cola, Comerica, Lexus, Lockheed Martin, Medical City Healthcare, State Farm, Toyota, TXU, Local media partners: Bally Sports Southwest (TV), KRLD (radio), The Texas Rangers US$1.2bn Globe Life Field opened in 2020, President of business operations: Crane Kenney, Other sponsors: Advocate Health Care, American Airlines, Anheuser-Busch InBev, Beam Suntory, Gallagher, Marriott International, Nuveen, Sloan, Toyota, Wintrust, Local media partners: Marquee Sports Network (TV), WSCR (radio), President and chief executive: Phil Castellini, Home Venue: Great American Ball Park (43,500), Ballpark naming rights deal: US$75 million, signed in 2000, expires 2033, Other sponsors: American Financial Group, Anheuser-Busch InBev, Cincinnati Bell, Coca-Cola, Kroger, PNC Financial Services, Procter & Gamble, TriHealth, Local media partners: Bally Sports Ohio (TV), WLW (radio), President of business operations: Rick Schlesinger, Home Venue: American Family Field (41,900), Home venue operator: Southeast Wisconsin Profesional Baseball Park District, Milwaukee Brewers, Ballpark naming rights deal: US$4 million a year, 15-year deal signed 2019, Other sponsors: Associated Banc-Corp, Aurora Health Care, Fleet Farm, Johnsonville, Molson Coors, Northwestern Mutual, Potawatomi Hotel & Casino, SC Johnson, US Cellular, UW Credit Union, Local media partners: Bally Sports Wisconsin (TV), WTMJ (radio), Ballpark naming rights deal: Extension signed 2021, expires 2031, original deal signed in 2001 worth US$30 million, Other sponsors: Allegheny Health Network, Beam Suntory, Coca-Cola, Comcast, FedEx, Giant Eagle, Highmark Health, PNC, Teco Peoples Gas, WB Mason, Local media partners: AT&T SportsNet Pittsbirgh, SportsRadio 93.7 the Fan, Owner & chief executive: William DeWitt JR, Ballpark naming rights deal: Value not reported, signed 2004, expires 2026, Other sponsors: Ameren, Anheuser-Busch InBev, Bank of America, Coca Cola, Edward Jones, Ford, Mercy Health, National, Wells Fargo, Perficient, Phillips 66, Stifel Financial, Local media partners: Bally Sports Midwest (TV), KMOX (radio), President and chief executive: Derek Schiller, Home venue operator: Atlanta National Baseball Club Inc, Ballpark naming rights deal:US$10 million a year, 25-year deal signed in 2014, Other sponsors: Coca-Cola, Delta Air Lines, Equifax, Hyundai, Home Depot, Local media partners: Bally Sports South and Bally Sports Southeast (TV), WCNN and WNNX (radio), A post shared by Atlanta Braves (@braves), Chief executive: N/A Derek Jeter resigned from role in March, Ballpark naming rights deal: US$10 million a year, signed 2021, expiry not reported, Other sponsors: Anheuser-Busch InBev, AutoNation, Citrix, Dex Imaging, Humana, JP Morgan, PepsiCo, State Farm, Ultimate Kronos Group, Local media partners: Bally Sports Florida (TV), WINZ (radio), Ballpark naming rights deal: US$400 million, signed 2006, expires 2026, Other sponsors: Coca-Cola, Delta Air Lines, DraftKings, Fiserv, Ford, Geico, Hyundai, MillerCoors, New Balance, Tezos, Verizon, Local media partners: SportsNet New York, Pix 11 (TV), WCBS (radio), Home venue operator: Washington Nationals Baseball Club LLC, Other sponsors: Anheuser-Busch InBev, Coca-Cola, Delta Air Lines, Geico, PNC, Harris Teeter Supermarkets, PNC Financial Services, Local media partners: Mid-Atlantic Sports Network (TV), WJFK (radio), President and chief executive: Derrick Hall, Ballpark naming rights deal: US$2.2 million a year, signed 1998, expires 2028, Other sponsors: Anheuser-Busch InBev, APS, Banner Health, Circle K, Cox Enterprises, Gila River Hotels & Casinos, Molson Coors, PepsiCo, State Farm, University of Phoenix, Local media partners: Bally Sports Arizona (TV), KMVP (radio), Chairman & chief executive: Gregory Feasel, Home venue operator: Colorado Rockies Baseball Club Ltd, Ballpark naming rights deal: US$200 million, 30-year extension signed 2017, Other sponsors: Arrow Electronics, Bank of Colorado, Coca-Cola, Comcast, DraftKings, Infiniti, Jack Daniels, King Soopers, Molson Coors, State Farm, Toyota, Local media partners: AT&T SportsNet Rocky Mountain (TV), KOA (radio), Other sponsors: Anheuser-Busch InBev, Bank of America, Blue Shield of California, Coca-Cola, San Manuel Casino, Security Benefit, State Farm, UCLA Health, Local media partners: SportsNet LA (TV), KLAC (English radio), KTNQ (Spanish radio), The LA Dodgers Cody Bellinger offers significant marketing potential, Ballpark naming rights deal: Extension signed 2021, expires 2027, original 22-year deal worth US$60 million, Other sponsors: Anheuser-Busch InBev, Blue Cross Blue Shield of California, Jig-Saw, National University, Psyonix, Qualcomm, Quidel, State Farm, Sycuan Casino, Toyota, US Bancorp, UC San Diego Health, Viasat, Local media partners: Bally Sports San Diego (TV), KWFN (radio), Owner: San Francisco Baseball Associates LLC, Home venue operator: San Francisco Baseball Associates LP, Ballpark naming rights deal: US$200 million, 20-year deal signed 2019, Other sponsors: Alaska Air Group, Bank of America, Chevron, Coca Cola, Dignity Health, Levis, Molson Coors, Nuveen Investments, StubHub, Toyota, Visa, Local media partners: NBC Sports Bay Area (TV), KNBR (radio).
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