Alex Silverman
Reporter at Sports Business Journal
#SportsBiz reporter at @SBJ for hockey and soccer. @Mizzou alum. Seinfeld is my religion. Email: [email protected]
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sportsbusinessjournal.com | Alex Silverman
For the second consecutive season, the Florida Panthers skated around the rink at Amerant Bank Arena with the Stanley Cup lifted high. It came in the team’s third straight appearance in the Final, a streak that immediately follows their in-state rivals, the Tampa Bay Lightning, winning back-to-back Cups and making three consecutive appearances of their own. Sorry, Minnesota.
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sportsbusinessjournal.com | Alex Silverman
International Money Express (Intermex), a money remittance provider, has signed on as a sponsor of the Red Bulls. The agreement is the company’s third MLS club deal in the past month, coming on the heels of deals with the and . The blitz of MLS deals is the company’s first foray into sports marketing.
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sportsbusinessjournal.com | Alex Silverman
The NHL’s 32 teams combined to generate $1.53B in sponsorship revenue during the 2024-25 season, according to a report from business intelligence firm SponsorUnited. That figure is up 9% from the prior season and nearly 20% since the 2022–23 season. Teams generated an average of about $47.8M in sponsorship revenue this season, more than double the MLS average of about $23.1M but less than the average of $54M for NBA teams and $63.3M for MLB teams.
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sportsbusinessjournal.com | Alex Silverman
The Union will transition their primary ticketing for home matches at Subaru Park to SeatGeek beginning with the 2026 season under a multiyear agreement. SeatGeek already served as the Union’s ticket resale partner through a partnership with the team’s primary ticketing partner, Paciolan. Financial terms of the agreement were not disclosed. For SeatGeek, the deal with the Union brings its stable of MLS partners to nine.
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sportsbusinessjournal.com | Alex Silverman
Since joining MLS in 2014, Charles Altchek has played a major role in the establishment of nearly a third of the league’s 30 teams. Now, as president of MLS Next Pro, he is the one onstage holding the soccer scarves with new team owners bringing the sport to their hometowns for the first time. “Not for one day, one minute, do I take it for granted that I am supporting and working with folks who are having a real impact on their communities in a very positive way,” Altchek said.
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