In marketing its well-intentioned and inclusive LGBTQ pride celebration, the team’s aforementioned business analysts dropped the ball in failing to weigh whether every honoree, like each and every other item it markets, could stir controversy. San Francisco pitcher Juan Marichal (27) swings a bat at Dodgers catcher John Roseboro as Dodgers pitcher Sandy Koufax, right, tries to break it up on Aug. If the Dodgers could get you to buy oxygen, they would immediately work on its pricing model, with an additional fee for added fragrance. That’s why after visiting, you will soon get pop-ups for ticket brokers, gambling websites and anything they can discern from your online activity.
)Įven going to their website, they put “cookies” on your device to secretly gather your personal information, like where else you click, and sell it for big bucks unless you explicitly tell them to not do that. And parking lot tailgating parties are banned not because of safety, space or cleanliness, but because after paying as much as $50 for the shortest walk to your seats, you’re a captive audience that they want to sell a 24-ounce Modelo Especial for $16.50 that you can get from the store for $4, or so I am told. New styles of team gear, like those moronic monochromatic jerseys that hide player names and uniform numbers, are just eye-catching in-game marketing.
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The team’s live TV broadcasts are still not widely available despite Eric Garcetti’s failed promise (shocker!) to remedy a distributor fee impasse a decade ago. Dodger Stadium - Photo: California by Choice
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