How a Small Startup and Major League Sports Teams are Collaborating to Make the World a Better Place3/17/2019
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A piece from SportsHosts CEO and Founder, Darren Walls  In a modern world, teams need to engage fans in new ways
Having spent the past 3 years with more sports fans more than I can remember, from all over the world, I can tell you that a common response is a blunt “no”. The perception for many fans is that when it comes to the teams and leagues they follow, their interests are secondary to those of big business, sponsors and the media. As a fan at a game, I get overpriced beer, bad food, and kiss cam. It doesn’t exactly communicate appreciation. What I will tell you is how leagues and teams can harness some of the most pressing global social problems and trends to grow, now and ongoing, in a way that truly empowers their fanbase, while providing teams and leagues with passive income. Too good to be true? Here’s an even bigger claim: it will make the world a better place. Warning: this article is for big thinkers. Melbourne City FC may not be the oldest club in the league or have a mountain of trophies, but one thing they do have is passionate fans, fans that stand by the club in tough times and in good times. Find out why they just might be the best fans in the A-League...  Whether you’re a longtime fan or a newbie, there are lots of reasons to see an NHL game in person. For one, no matter how big your screen or how ultra your high-def, you really can follow the puck better when you’re in the arena. You can isolate on your favourite player, see plays develop, getter a better sense of the speed and really feel the hits. Then there’s the stadium experience. Several NHL rinks offer incredible fan experiences, and we've put together the list of the ones you can't miss!  Source: Montreal Gazette
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