Los Angeles Dodgers

Under Armour

Under Armour x R2C2 clubhouse episode

R2C2 is UNINTERRUPTED is the top podcast for this audience . Under Armour could sponsor a Dodgers-themed R2C2 episode recorded at the ballpark, with player guests and UA product in the room. Under Armour already ranks #1 of 10 brands for the Dodgers audience , so this adds a voice they already listen to. Clip the episode for social and the in-stadium video board.

Under Armour

Co-branded 45-54 dad's-night gear drop

The Dodgers audience leans male and over-indexes at ages 45-54 . Under Armour could run a limited jersey-style training and casual line sold on select game nights, aimed at this group. Fans of Under Armour already lean back toward the Dodgers at 0.85 affinity , and the two audiences match 70/100 on age and gender . Keep the offer simple: one capsule, one night, one price point.

Under Armour

Sports-comedy watch party series

The top TV shows for this audience are Loudermilk and Bookie . Under Armour could host a small pre-game or off-day screening series with Dodgers alumni or a comedian host, built around those shows' tone. This is a lower-cost test of tone before a larger campaign. Geographic overlap between the two brands' strongest areas is 60% , so pick events in shared markets first.

Nyonair

Nyonair x R2C2 is UNINTERRUPTED podcast series

R2C2 is the #1 podcast for Dodgers fans . Sponsor a short run of episodes or a segment tied to Dodgers home games. Nyonair is the #1 of 10 brands in its category for this audience , so the fit is already there. Keep the creative simple: a Nyonair-branded travel or road-trip segment with a guest from the Dodgers world. I have no data on Nyonair's product or on R2C2's ad terms, so scope and pricing need to come from the partnerships team.

Nyonair

Comedy-sports watch party built around Loudermilk and Bookie

Loudermilk and Bookie are the #1 and #2 TV shows for this audience . Host a fan event near the ballpark with a screening and a Nyonair-branded giveaway, such as a prize trip. The audience leans male and ages 45–54 , so pick a relaxed, adult format rather than a youth-focused one. Both shows already rank at the top with this group, so the event theme is a low-risk draw. Rights to show the content would need to be checked.

Nyonair

Rivalry-week fan trip promotion with Athletics and Yankees angles

Oakland Athletics and New York Yankees are the #1 and #2 brands for Dodgers fans . Run a Nyonair 'follow your team' sweepstakes that sends winners to an away series against one of these clubs. Nyonair fans also show 0.80 affinity back toward the Dodgers , and the two audiences match 96/100 on age and gender profile . Geographic overlap is 54% , so target the shared markets first and test the rest. Away-series access would need Dodgers and league approval.

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1. NikeNike already has deep ties to MLB and to individual stars like Mookie Betts. A Dodgers partnership would support co-branded apparel and cleats, and lifestyle campaigns built around Betts and Ohtani. It would also reach both the U.S. and Japanese fanbases.
2. ToyotaToyota is a Japanese brand with a large U.S. and Southern California presence, so Ohtani and Yamamoto give it a natural cross-cultural story. Family-friendly game-day activations and dealer-network promotions would appeal to LA's broad, car-centric market.
3. Anheuser-Busch (Michelob Ultra)Beer is a staple of ballpark culture, and Michelob Ultra's active-lifestyle positioning fits elite athletes. In-stadium pouring rights and a presence in the Dodger Stadium experience would reach a large adult fan base.
4. SoFiSoFi is LA-based and already a major sports-venue brand, with a young, affluent target audience. A Dodgers deal would support credit card, investing and banking acquisition, using star players in marketing.
5. UniqloUniqlo is a Japanese retailer that is expanding in the U.S., and Ohtani and Yamamoto make a strong tie-in. A partnership could include fan-wear collaborations and heritage-themed collections across California stores.
6. Delta Air LinesDelta has a major LAX hub and a growing transpacific network, including Japan routes. Its brand fits the Dodgers' coast-to-coast and international reach. Loyalty-program tie-ins would offer fans travel perks and trips to away games or Japan.
7. VerizonVerizon has long invested in sports, with 5G stadium experiences and streaming. It could power connected-fan features at Dodger Stadium and offer promotions to a huge Southern California subscriber base.
8. Topps / FanaticsOhtani, Betts, Freeman and Yamamoto are among the most collectible players in baseball. Fanatics' merchandise and Topps' cards and digital collectibles would monetize that demand and drive engagement in the U.S. and Japan.