Nov
07

Yet another new commemorative logo for 2009

By Benjamin Kabak

That, folks, is the latest marketing ploy/commemorative logo that will soon decorate Yankee gear the world over. For the second year in a row, the Yanks will be able to offer up special merchandise decked out in stadium regalia.

This past year, the Yanks made a killing by selling items with the All Star logo and Yankee Stadium patch. Right now, memorabilia-obsessed nuts — such as, um, me — can buy hats, t-shirts and key chains with this latest design. See? This stuff is already on sale just in time for the holidays. You have to admire the marketing geniuses who came up with this commemorative patch craze. MLB has certainly exploited it through the World Series, Opening Day, the All Star Game and just about everything else.

Meanwhile, it’s certainly grating to see the new stadium referred to as Yankee Stadium here. Maybe one day, I’ll get used to that.

Posted on Friday, November 7th, 2008 at 9:30 am in Yankee Stadium.

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TurnTwo says:

better Yankee Stadium than Geico Field.

steve (different one) says:
 
 
JeffG says:

Got to pay for FA’s somehow.

Adam says:

agreed, if the yankees get, say $2 profit for each hat sold, then they only need to sell 175 million to pay for CC and Tex. that is just over half the population of the united states. get buying everyone.

steve (different one) says:

aside from the merchandise that they sell at the stadium, all MLB merchandising is split 30 ways….

 
 
 

Meanwhile, it’s certainly grating to see the new stadium referred to as Yankee Stadium here.

What, would you prefer Yankee Stadium III?

It does sound more aristocratic…

radnom says:

Estadio Yankee Esq. III

Hal and Hank = Bill and Ted

Steve says:

“The Stadium Formerly Known as Yankee”.

Steve says:

I say we call it Sta-Diddy and then change it to Puff-Yankee in a few years.

 
 
 
 
 
Jim says:

Hiroshima Carp just announced their new stadium’s corporate name “Mazda Zoom Zoom Stadium Hiroshima”. It could ALWAYS be worse.

 
 
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