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Dodgers Secure Major Sponsorship from Japanese Fashion Brand Following Ohtani Deal

KTSM••Marc Sternfield
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The Los Angeles Dodgers have recently sold the naming rights to their field to a prominent Japanese fashion company, capitalizing on the increased interest in the team after signing star player Shohei Ohtani to a historic ten-year contract worth $700 million. This partnership highlights the growing global appeal of the Dodgers, particularly in Japan, where Ohtani's popularity has spurred a surge in sponsorship opportunities. The deal signifies a strategic move for the Dodgers to enhance their brand and revenue streams in an international market.

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