Tokyo Series generates company record $40 million in sales for Fanatics

TOKYO (AP) — There was the crack of Shohei Ohtani’s bat, the roars of the Tokyo Dome crowd, and the beeps of credit card machines in the massive merchandise center selling…

Tokyo Series generates company record $40 million in sales for Fanatics

According to the company, over 200,000 fans shopped at the official MLB stores operated by Fanatics

How MLB's Japan Investment Massively Paid Off in Tokyo

Boardroom sits down with MLB and Fanatics to learn how the Tokyo Series earlier this week, led by Shohei Ohtani, became a massive success story. Major League Baseball has invested in the Japanese market for over 30 years. That’s meant importing top local stars, bringing players and teams regularly for exhibition games and barnstorming tours, growing the infrastructure of Japan’s Nippon Professional Baseball league, popularizing the World Basebal…

Fanatics Generates Best-Selling Event With $40 Million In Sales During Tokyo Series

Fanatics announced the Tokyo Series generated $40 million of fan gear and trading cards sales to make it the best-selling special event in company history. Sales included Tokyo Series merchandise and trading cards across e-commerce and wholesale, MLB official retail shop locations across Tokyo that were operated by Fanatics, MLB flagship store in New York, Topps activations, and Complex pop-up locations in Los Angeles and Tokyo that featured the…

Financial News Network - MLB Tokyo Series sets Fanatics’ company record in merchandise, trading card sales

Fanatics raked in $40 million with their MLB Tokyo Series collection, making it the largest selling event in the history of the company.Read More …

Murakami, Ohtani Help Tokyo Series Sales Hit $40 Million

Fanatics reported that the Tokyo Series was the bestselling event in the company's history.