From the Worst Ballpark in MLB to a $2.3 Billion Real Estate Development By Martin J. Greenberg and Morgan McCoy A. The Trouble with the Trop: Why the Rays Need
Major League Baseball

Sports Facility Financing and Real Estate Development
View the slides from my presentation on December 5, 2025.

Thank You Frank Busalacchi
No, he was not a Major League Baseball (MLB) player. No, he was not an MLB manager. No, he was not an MLB owner. But Frank Busalacchi has done more
Minority Shares of MLB Teams
By Martin J. Greenberg and Matthew Duffy The world of professional sports ownership has transformed into a lucrative and attractive form of investment, outperforming leading index funds in recent years.

NSLI Conference Presentation on Miami-Dade County v. Miami Marlins, L.P. and Marlins TeamCo, LLC
The following is a presentation given at the NSLI Conference on October 15, 2021 by Martin J. Greenberg. Click to view the presentation.
Miller Park Will Become American Family Field in 2021
By Martin J. Greenberg and David Krienke I. Introduction Throughout the past few decades, naming rights agreements have become a viable tool for Major League Baseball (“MLB”) franchises to
Post-Script: Blast Off! Why Are MLB Franchise Values Skyrocketing at an Astounding Rate?
MLB Franchise Values Update Based on 2019 Forbes Report By Martin J. Greenberg & Michael R. Gavin I. Introduction “Baseball is more lucrative than it has ever been” With increasing
Post-Script: Blast Off! Why Are MLB Franchise Values Skyrocketing at an Astounding Rate?
MLB Franchise Values Update Based on 2018 Forbes Report By Martin J. Greenberg & Michael R. Gavin With every Spring brings a new Major League Baseball (MLB) season, where each

Post-Script: Blast Off! Why Are MLB Franchise Values Skyrocketing at an Astounding Rate?
MLB Franchise Values Update Based on 2017 Forbes Report By Martin J. Greenberg & Michael R. Gavin On February 1, 2017, the article entitled Blast Off! Why Are MLB Franchise

Blast Off! Why are MLB Franchise Values Skyrocketing at an Astounding Rate
by Martin J. Greenberg and Michael R. Gavin Introduction “There’s a belief . . . that baseball is a dying game. But the numbers indicate otherwise. Baseball isn’t dying.






