Jun 01

Briner League Baseball: How the Portland Pickles Crafted a Marketing Franchise

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How do you turn a collegiate summer baseball team with 24 home games a year into a 365-day multiplatform brand? Putting a marketing agency in charge doesn’t hurt. When the Portland Pickles were sold in 2017 after just two years in existence, the headlines generally featured new co-owner and former Seattle Seahawks punter Jon Ryan….

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