Stripchat to offer $20 million to New York Yankees to become their sponsors for the NFL 2022 season
Major League Baseball teams will be able to have patch sponsors for the first time starting in the 2023 season, and some teams have already benefited from the arrangement.
According to reports, the New York Yankees are looking for a patch sponsor, and one Adult website is seizing the chance. For the 2023 season, Stripchat has made the Yankees an exclusive patch sponsorship offer of $20 million.
Adult Website Stripchat Offers New York Yankees $20 Million For Patch Sponsorship
Statement from Stripchat
According to Stripchat Vice President Max Bennett, “We want to increase the visibility of Stripchat throughout the world and we know the patch will be one of the most visible assets for one of the most well-known clubs in sports. What better method to advertise than to have Yankees players wear our emblem on their sleeves? It just makes too much sense for the Yankees to partner with the most popular live cam pornographic website.”
Given the firm making the offer, it is quite improbable that the Yankees will take it. You might recall that this is the same website that made a $15 million bid for the Superdome’s name rights.
The first team to agree to a patch arrangement for the upcoming season was the San Diego Padres. The team will wear sleeves with the Motorola logo. There will be a sponsor for the Yankees; the only questions are when and who.
More about the Stripchat platform
Stripchat is a global adult social network and website that offers free live webcam performances that frequently feature naughtiness and sexual behaviour through conventional, virtual reality and mobile broadcasts.
According to SimilarWeb, the website has around 400 million views on average each month. The website was first published in 2016, and since then, it has taken home several honours, including “Cam Site of the Year” and “Cam Company of the Year” at the XBIZ Europa Awards.
The company has garnered media attention with contentious campaigns and offers, such as $15 million to rename the Superdome in New Orleans and jobs for crew members who quit working on Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One after Tom Cruise went off the rails.