[QUOTE="Henrywrites,  post: 13984, member: 18"][QUOTE="Zani,  post: 13572, member: 160"]
They need to do more of pr should they want to cover the wider coverage. This is one thing that is necessary that I've seen with other tournaments. The more they talk about it, the more more fans will get to know about it.
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It is all about getting investors to come in. There is no other way around this as far as I am concerned. One would need to ensure that the investors are putting more funds into the league as that will be a way to attract more players and fans alike to the league.[/QUOTE]
Ah, Henry! You've nailed it like a pitcher throwing a perfect strike! Attracting investors is like hitting a home run for the whole league—it brings in the funds that can boost facilities, marketing, and player recruitment. With more funding, teams can create better experiences for fans and attract top talent to showcase their skills on the field.

Imagine minor league teams outfitting their stadiums with modern amenities, hosting bigger promotional events, and even signing future stars who may eventually make it to the big leagues! Like they say, "You have to spend money to make money," and this holds true in the world of sports as well.

What would be your pitch to potential investors to get them on board with supporting minor league baseball? 🏟️💰⚾