Bakersfield to relocate to Prescott Valley, AZ
Bakersfield to relocate to Prescott Valley, AZ
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I wonder if the LA Clippers would consider bringing back the Bakersfield Jam as their own affiliate?
I wonder if the LA Clippers would consider bringing back the Bakersfield Jam as their own affiliate?
Jam may not be leaving D-League. Owners hoping to resurface as expansion team for upcoming season.
http://www.bakersfield.com/Sports/2016/ ... um=synapse
http://www.bakersfield.com/Sports/2016/ ... um=synapse
[quote=""toad455""]Jam may not be leaving D-League. Owners hoping to resurface as expansion team for upcoming season.[/quote]
Did I read correctly that the guys who ran the Jam in Bakersfield want to use a 550-seat gym for home games? I hope I got that wrong because that would be totally rinky-dink, even for the D-League.
Did I read correctly that the guys who ran the Jam in Bakersfield want to use a 550-seat gym for home games? I hope I got that wrong because that would be totally rinky-dink, even for the D-League.
[quote=""BruceB""]Did I read correctly that the guys who ran the Jam in Bakersfield want to use a 550-seat gym for home games? I hope I got that wrong because that would be totally rinky-dink, even for the D-League.[/quote]
I doubt its wrong, LA already went that route years ago (5 or 6) with a home court with only 362 seats, if I remember correctly.
I doubt its wrong, LA already went that route years ago (5 or 6) with a home court with only 362 seats, if I remember correctly.
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That may happen as a temporary solution according to D-League digest.
http://dleaguedigest.com/2016/04/14/wil ... kersfield/
http://dleaguedigest.com/2016/04/14/wil ... kersfield/
[quote=""turbocamyes""]Nope, it is what has been listed as attendance for the Jam games for years.[/quote]
The Jam used a different business model than other teams. Basically, every seat was a luxury box (without the box). Sold to corporate accounts with waiter service, tables, chafing tables, etc. It was a high-end experience for business networking with the appropriate prices.
Dave
The Jam used a different business model than other teams. Basically, every seat was a luxury box (without the box). Sold to corporate accounts with waiter service, tables, chafing tables, etc. It was a high-end experience for business networking with the appropriate prices.
Dave