This weekend, the National League’s Chicago Cubs are facing off against their crosstown American League rivals, the Chicago White Sox. The interleague showdown is being sponsored by BP. The British company signed a three-year deal with the teams on April 26, just days after the oil disaster in the Gulf occurred.
BP’s sponsorship of the games features broad dissemination of their company logo and includes the presentation of an official trophy — the “BP Crosstown Cup” — to the victor:
As the Chicago Tribune’s Phil Rogers notes, instead of wasting money on this marketing exercise, BP could probably “use every dollar it can get to try to get to the bottom of the devastating leak in the Gulf of Mexico.”
Before the game, the trophy was wheeled out to the home-plate area and presented to the fans. As might be expected, the fans responded by booing loudly. Watch a local report:
Promotions during the games have been “scaled back.” Both teams, however, sent out press releases on Friday saying they stand with their corporate sponsor:
– Brooks Boyer, senior vice president of sales and marketing for the White Sox: “But just like we have tough seasons, our partners have tough times and we aren’t going to turn our back on our partners. We hope that in the coming years, the BP Crosstown Cup will be part of the social fabric of Chicago.”
– Cubs spokesman Kevin Saghy said: “We’re trying to stand behind our sponsor, but at the same time be respectful of what’s happening off the ballfield.”
The teams are out of touch with what their respective fans think. Cubs fan Chris Silva said he is upset at how BP has handled the oil spill. “It’s ruined the environment. It’s ridiculous how can you support them doing this cup between the two teams. It’s sad,” he said.
Local Fox reporter Tera Williams said she tried to look for baseball fans who thought that the BP cup was a good idea, “but we couldn’t find anyone. In fact, a lot of fans telling us that they are boycotting BP gas stations.”
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June 12th, 2010 at 9:06 amSend it down to the Gulf.
June 12th, 2010 at 9:07 amThey can scoop up sludge with it.
The teams and BP should absolve the contract after this ridiculous branding of a rivalry. I certainly would not want to have a corporation stand between a Red Sox/Yankees rivalry (although some could argue both are corporations in their own right).
In all honesty, I hope someone vandalizes that “Cup” in the future. Maybe not as far as throwing used oil on it, but a nice dent or two and a spray can could do the job.
June 12th, 2010 at 9:11 amBetter yet, shove it down the pipe.
June 12th, 2010 at 9:19 amlocal
June 12th, 2010 at 9:19 amfoxurrfukhi meanassummarsedangit tail reporter tera williams…junk shot it.
June 12th, 2010 at 9:19 amCheck your timeline – it was NOT a month before. The platform went down 4 days before that, with major coverage that should have warned them to back off the agreement:
June 12th, 2010 at 9:25 amhttp://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/36683314/ns/us_news-life/
“The well could be spilling up to 336,000 gallons of crude oil a day, the Coast Guard said,”
A lawsuit filed Thursday, claimed the companies involved in the blast were negligent.
This is a ridiculous subject for a thread. I in no way support BP, they deserve all the bad press they are receiving, but this story is much ado about nothing.
This promotion was planned long before the deal was signed and I’m sure a lot of time and money has already been spent. They’ve already scaled backed the promotion, I doubt canceling it at this late date would have resulted in any substantial savings.
Faiz, don’t be so lazy, get off your a$$ and find a real controversy to write about, not something lame like this.
While you’re at it, why don’t you do something about the trolls who have ruined your blog. Don’t you realize that they may be partly responsible for the substantial reduction in TP’s readership.
June 12th, 2010 at 9:26 amAccoring to the brit’s it’s the BP stock holders who are penshioners who are really the victims here.
June 12th, 2010 at 9:26 amIt’s bad enough that MLB teams sell stadium naming rights to large corporations, even if they are financially strapped (like CitiGroup), but to have them sponsor a six-game series between two teams smells of desperation to make a buck. That it is BP doesn’t matter to me (other than making it worse), but that they do it at all disgusts me.
June 12th, 2010 at 9:26 amStepping away for a moment that this is BP, brand placement has become ridiculous. I’m surprised they don’t sell the innings, and the bases in baseball for sponsorship.
“It’s a line drive out to Coca-Cola Right Field, and the runner from Toyota Third Base, will head to Depends Home Plate and score. We’re still at the top of the Lipitor Second Inning, with a runner on Canon First Base. We’ll be back after another word from our sponsors.”
June 12th, 2010 at 9:27 amyou think that’s bad ayne, wait until they begin opening making campaign commercials for politicians.
June 12th, 2010 at 9:30 amAccoring to the brit’s it’s the BP stock holders who are penshioners who are really the victims here
Victims of their own bad investment choices, maybe. Look, if the British government wants to invest its pension money in some company, it is up to them to choose a reputable company in which to invest. Clearly they made a bad choice here. That’s not President Obama’s fault, that’s BP and their executive officers who have been lying about this disaster from the very beginning. BP ruined its own stock price.
June 12th, 2010 at 9:30 am*wayne
June 12th, 2010 at 9:31 amTailgate party following the game in the Pepsi Parking Lot.
June 12th, 2010 at 9:31 amThe fans booed and insulted/embarrassed a major corporation? How unfeeling! How insensitive! It’ll be interesting to see how the Supreme Court rules on THIS one!
June 12th, 2010 at 9:31 amHaving worked with contractual relationships before, Reggie makes a good point. That being said, the teams and BP should quietly dissolve the contract so a second and third “BP Cup” doesn’t come around, but who knows if BP will actually be in existence by then?
Meanwhile, a REAL Cup is being fought for in South Africa. Got my Red White and Blue on today. Go, U.S. MNT!
June 12th, 2010 at 9:32 amzxbe,
LOL! I’m, frankly, surprised it hasn’t already come to this. Next they’ll have the athletes using the sponsor’s products on the field. They’ll have the 5-Hour Energy Drink first inning in which all players down a shot of the stuff before they bat and take the field. Fans will love the Budweiser Fifth Inning where everybody has to down a beer before running to first. But most will leave the ball park before they get to the Ex-lax Eight Inning. You don’t want to know what happens there.
June 12th, 2010 at 9:34 ami agree that this campaign began before the horizon blast.
but really they need to wheel out a ‘trophy’ where you have to buy 8 gallons of bp gasoline with *invigorate, to play some lottery, which they will only say is some *proprietray additive.
what is it chlorethane? toluene? benzene? oxygen bubbles? some by-product of cracking crude oil?
i did find this
Absolutely. While BP gasoline with Invigorate contains additives, it doesn’t contain any negative side effects. Only positive ones. It helps protect against sludge buildup, corrosion, and keeps your car running younger for longer. Safety first. Always.
June 12th, 2010 at 9:35 amthe poor poor stockholder long suffering country clubbers how dare the cake eating public demonize a multinational consortium for cutting corners to bring them gasoline with invigorate to giver their car engines their life back
June 12th, 2010 at 9:38 amzxbe,
I would think first base would be sponsored by chapstick, second base would be sponsored by Wonderbra, third base by Victoria’s Secret, and Home plate by Trojans.
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June 12th, 2010 at 10:00 amBriseadh na Faire says:
I would think first base would be sponsored by chapstick, second base would be sponsored by Wonderbra, third base by Victoria’s Secret, and Home plate by Trojans. ;)
Touché. :)
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June 12th, 2010 at 10:01 amFrugalchariot says:
“It’ll be interesting to see how the Supreme Court rules on THIS one!”
June 12th, 2010 at 10:02 amNow that corporations have attained personhood, they’ll award damages for emotional distress.
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June 12th, 2010 at 10:04 amIs there any way to prevent BP from awarding all kinds of bonuses to its higher ups before declaring bankruptcy when faced with the reality of billions of dollars in claims?
No expert on these matters — just concerned that people whose lives have been up-ended may see no relief.
June 12th, 2010 at 10:04 amWayne A. Schneider says:
LOL! I’m, frankly, surprised it hasn’t already come to this. Next they’ll have the athletes using the sponsor’s products on the field. They’ll have the 5-Hour Energy Drink first inning in which all players down a shot of the stuff before they bat and take the field. Fans will love the Budweiser Fifth Inning where everybody has to down a beer before running to first. But most will leave the ball park before they get to the Ex-lax Eight Inning. You don’t want to know what happens there.
Exactly. It’s just gotten to the point of ridiculous. I knew we were on the downward slope of this when the college football “bowl” games started to get renamed for their corporate sponsors. Is everything literally for sale in this country?
June 12th, 2010 at 10:05 amIs everything literally for sale in this country?
If the Republican Party has its way, yes. Remember their motto: If you can’t make money off it, it isn’t worth doing.
June 12th, 2010 at 10:11 amWhat bothers me most about teams selling the naming rights to stadiums is that it is often taxpayer’s money that paid a large percentage of the cost for building the stadium.
June 12th, 2010 at 10:12 ammy budweiser nike team can so kick your coca-cola bp ass
June 12th, 2010 at 10:20 amPurple State @ 3: You mean “dissolve” the contract, not “absolve” the contract. Absolve means to forgive, which no one wants anyone to do regarding this contract with BP! “Dissolve” is also what BP should be doing toward the oil in the Gulf. It is really too bad BP put its money toward self-promotion, instead of sending a fleet of tankers ASAP to the Gulf to vacuum up the oil. Just goes to show you what a lousy corporate neighbor BP is. Kudos to Chicagoans for having their priorities in order and knowing what to boo. That’s why their Blackhawks deserve the Stanley Cup — and Philly, whose fans will boo anything, does not.
June 12th, 2010 at 10:23 amReggie, sponsored by Brawndo ™ says:
What bothers me most about teams selling the naming rights to stadiums is that it is often taxpayer’s money that paid a large percentage of the cost for building the stadium.
Exactly! I’m in suburban Minneapolis, and we just built a new ball field for the Twins that they just had to have or they’d leave town. This is to replace the last field we had to build for the Twins or they’d leave. Target (which is based here) bought the naming rights, so it’s Target Field. Which is right next to Target Arena. The Vikings are now whining that they need a new taxpayer-funded stadium or they’ll leave. It’s corporate blackmail.
Before long, cities will sell naming rights. This area would become Targetapolis.
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June 12th, 2010 at 10:30 amWayne A. Schneider says:
If the Republican Party has its way, yes. Remember their motto: If you can’t make money off it, it isn’t worth doing.
Sad, but true. I realize that the naming rights gives a lot of free publicity, every time an announcer says “Welcome to zxbe Stadium, for the Wayne A. Schneider [insert bowl game name here], brought to you by Sears, there’s more to your life at Sears, and Visa, it’s everywhere you want to be.”
I have to wonder though how much sales are directly attributable to the naming rights. Is it really a money-producing item, or just vanity?
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June 12th, 2010 at 10:33 am#33: Thanks. Meant to say that instead.
June 12th, 2010 at 10:34 ami think the naming of stadiums is a an advertising cost. does it increase sales?
Seems to work for the beer companies..
June 12th, 2010 at 10:35 amXisithrus says:
i think the naming of stadiums is a an advertising cost. does it increase sales?
Seems to work for the beer companies..
Yeah, and I realize there are intangible costs in business. Building brand recognition, etc. And clearly it must work or businesses wouldn’t be paying millions to do it.
But then I have to wonder about some companies that do it. The XCel Energy Center here in St Paul. Xcel is our local power company. It’s a regulated monopoly. What on earth do they need to buy the naming rights for?
June 12th, 2010 at 10:44 amBefore long, cities will sell naming rights. This area would become Targetapolis
Mapquest will implode when over half the cities in America are renamed “Walmartville.” But would that make us all Walmartvillians?
June 12th, 2010 at 10:53 amzxbe
I’m in suburban Minneapolis, and we just built a new ball field for the Twins that they just had to have or they’d leave town. This is to replace the last field we had to build for the Twins or they’d leave. Target (which is based here) bought the naming rights, so it’s Target Field. Which is right next to Target Arena. The Vikings are now whining that they need a new taxpayer-funded stadium or they’ll leave. It’s corporate blackmail.
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I guess it was a dozen years ago when in Phoenix the Diamondbacks had a new stadium for their new team, but the Cardinals were still playing foosball in the old stadium on the ASU campus. They wanted a new one, and put the pressure on. They were a crappy team, and, according to popular opinion, were made so by their crappy ownership. Public sentiment wasn’t strongly on the side of new digs for the Cards. In fact, I got the laugh of the day listening to a local talk radio station where the subject was, “Where should the new Cardinals stadium be located?”
A caller gave the perfect answer: “San Antonio,” he said.
As it turned out, the Cardinals got their new stadium in the suburb of Glendale. Right next to the new arena where the Coyotes play hockey. In downtown Phoenix is the stadium where the D-backs play, a block or so from the arena where the Suns play. All four facilities are corporate-sponsor named.
That’s probably more than a billion dollars worth of real estate developed for pro sports and largely financed by taxpayers. Must be nice to be a corporate sports owner. Meanwhile, schools go without repairs and are laying off teachers because there ain’t no money. Good old American priorities.
Me, I quit watching or paying attention to pro sports at least ten years ago. I have no idea who’s on top or on bottom, and could care less.
June 12th, 2010 at 10:58 amFrugalchariot says:
That’s probably more than a billion dollars worth of real estate developed for pro sports and largely financed by taxpayers. Must be nice to be a corporate sports owner. Meanwhile, schools go without repairs and are laying off teachers because there ain’t no money. Good old American priorities.
Jesse Ventura actually had an excellent comment when he was governor. He was taking a tour of the Metrodome and the discussion was raging about whether or not to build a new facility. I don’t have the exact wording of what he said, but it was along the lines of what you said. Essentially as he was touring he said he didn’t see anything wrong with the Dome. It was only a 22-year old building and had been well maintained. Then he quipped that if we could send our kids to buildings that were much older and more in need of repair, there’s no reason why a bunch of millionaires can’t go to work in this building. And he concluded that if they wanted a new stadium, they should build it themselves.
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Please do not feed the trolls.
June 12th, 2010 at 11:23 amzxbe@44
Ventura may not have always been right, but he sure nailed that one.
June 12th, 2010 at 11:26 amThe winning team should follow the example of Cubs fans and throw the trophy back on the field with disdain. Cubbies fans don’t need this kind of ‘trophy.’
June 12th, 2010 at 11:37 amProfessional sports has become tainted by corporitism. It is quite similar to the corruption in American politics. This is what happens when your country turns fascist.
June 12th, 2010 at 11:38 amThe only language BP understands is profit and loss.
BOYCOTT BP!!!
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Levi the Oracle says:
Professional sports has become tainted by corporitism. It is quite similar to the corruption in American politics. This is what happens when your country turns fascist.
Levi, it is not just limited to pro sports…
Alamo Bowl
Armed Forces Bowl
Capital One Bowl
Champs Sports Bowl
Cotton Bowl
Chick-fil-A Bowl
EagleBank Bowl
Emerald Bowl
Fiesta Bowl
Gator Bowl
GMAC Bowl
Hawaii Bowl
Holiday Bowl
Humanitarian Bowl
Independence Bowl
Insight Bowl
International Bowl
Las Vegas Bowl
Liberty Bowl
Meineke Car Care Bowl
Motor City Bowl
Music City Bowl
New Mexico Bowl
New Orleans Bowl
Orange Bowl
Outback Bowl
PapaJohns.com Bowl
Poinsettia Bowl
Rose Bowl
Senior Bowl
The Senior Bowl
St. Petersburg Bowl
Sugar Bowl
Sun Bowl
Texas Bowl
And all of these bowl game have a corporate sponsor except the Texas Bowl.
June 12th, 2010 at 11:49 amPlease do not respond to Onlooker. He is pure troll. He is not here to discuss anything. He is nothing but a fascist propagandist and should be debunked and ignored.
We are going to need to imprison trolls like Onlooker when the Republicans lose big in November and launch their campaign of domestic terrorist violence.
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Zxbe,
we could also end up with the World Health Organization sponsoring First; the Web Hypertext Application Technology Working Group sponsoring Second base, and the I-Dunno restaraunt at South Fork, Utah could put its logo on third base. That way, you’d have…
:D
June 12th, 2010 at 12:02 pm…the fans responded by booing loudly.
Well done, fans.
June 12th, 2010 at 12:03 pmLevi the Oracle @ 50,
June 12th, 2010 at 12:04 pmWhat would the Gipper say?
I think he would take great pride in corporate America,
hell everything is for the corporations. It’s written in the Gospels according to St. Ronnie!
Life is wonderful,no?
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June 12th, 2010 at 12:07 pmI almost feel sorry for VDT. His Rune is Mann : Humanity : Reversed.
He is one isolated and lonely soul. But he is that way by his own choosing.
June 12th, 2010 at 12:10 pmWho can imagine how empty one’s existence must be that s/he gets his/her jollies by voting down comments?
June 12th, 2010 at 12:11 pmThis comment has been voted down. Click to read.
the cheezy poof basement dwellers inhabit a dark, lonely environment stewart. its an empty existence with empty results.
June 12th, 2010 at 12:24 pmBriseadh na Faire says:
Zxbe,
we could also end up with the World Health Organization sponsoring First; the Web Hypertext Application Technology Working Group sponsoring Second base, and the I-Dunno restaraunt at South Fork, Utah could put its logo on third base. That way, you’d have…
WHO’s on First
W.H.A.T.’s on Second and
I-Dunno on third!
:D
LOL
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June 12th, 2010 at 12:26 pmreversed humanity trow/vdt is son of sam. figgers.
June 12th, 2010 at 12:28 pmThe Cubs and White Sox did not foresee the magnitude of the BP spill story. At the time they signed the contract, the parties assumed the spill would be easily contained and plugged. Once the contract was signed it would be difficult to pull out. Even if the teams could pull out, they would not because of the revenues that the contract brings in to each team.
If BP thinks the situation will improve they are mistaken. The fans are booing because of the spill and the signage that BP will put up. The fans that booed BP are going to boo Toyota which is putting up a big sign on the right field wall. The ballpark is a landmark along with Boston’s Fenway and fans consider the signage as a defacement. Any company that is allowed to violate the integrity of the ballpark is going to be booed. Most fans do not care about who is sponsoring the games because the rivalry is more important.
June 12th, 2010 at 12:54 pm*wince*
June 12th, 2010 at 12:54 pmDamn… you know it’s bad when…
Supporting BP is like voting for Republicans. Both of them are bad for the environment.
June 12th, 2010 at 12:55 pmLevi the Oracle says, “Please do not respond to Onlooker. He is pure troll.”
When you feed the trolls, they multiply. But if you ignore them, they shrivel up and die.
June 12th, 2010 at 12:59 pmToo bad the game wasn’t held at Comiskey (Yeah, I know it has some corporate name now, but I can’t ever remember what it is). They would’ve turned the end into the BP Cup Demolition Night.
June 12th, 2010 at 1:26 pmAllYouNeedIs says:
Too bad the game wasn’t held at Comiskey…
The teams have 6 games for the Crosstown so there will be games in both ballparks.
June 12th, 2010 at 1:39 pmgo cubs! fcuk BP and the teabaggers!!!
June 12th, 2010 at 2:19 pmVDT is a war hero…He has been wounded many times by our comments in the Think Progress Campaign but has not received the recognition he truly deserves. Perhaps several bandaids with purple hearts and paper silver stars would suffice…
June 12th, 2010 at 2:44 pmYeah, pags, I know. I’m just old school about these things, and dream of the days when it was just a once-a-year affair. But anything that might offer the chance to see Sox fans do something stupid is a good salve for my nostalgia. :-)
June 12th, 2010 at 2:50 pmBee Pee spoils everything it touches. one hundred years of oil theft and oil imperialism and environmental disasters. BP started off by stealing the oil of Iran back in 1910. When the Iranians finally got a democracy, they decided that the oil under their land belonged to the Iranian people and not to some foreign corporation. For their troubles, the CIA and the Brits overthrew the Iranian democracy in 1953 and installed the dictator shah. The shah went on to torture and murder thousands of Iranians who opposed his brutal dictatorship. and our ever-charming CIA helped to teach the shah’s secret police,
June 12th, 2010 at 3:14 pmSavak, how to torture… All of this was at the behest of BP…
Poor Cubbies. It’s bad enough that they suck this year but now their facing protests because of the BP cup, the new Toyota sign in left field and also back when they played Arizona.
June 12th, 2010 at 3:32 pmBP=
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