FOR RECENT TV AND NEWSPAPER QUOTES, READ BELOW:
January 6, 2010; Fox 2 St Louis
In light of the Cardinals signing Matt Holliday to a multiyear contract worth $120 million, Charles Jaco interviewed Dr. Rishe regarding how this signing will impact Cardinals fans, and what risks the Cardinals are taking in making this investment.
29-December-09; Fox 2 St Louis
Dr. Rishe reviewed the year in sports business, focusing on the All-Star Game in St Louis, a year of athletes behaving badly and its impact on sports sponsorships, and other topics including ticket pricing in the NBA, NFL blackouts, and a dip in pro sports attendances across the board.
25-December-09; Austin Business Journal
Dr. Rishe spoke with Kate Harrington of the Austin Business Journal to discuss the results of a recent report stating that Austin, TX was one of the top cities that could handle pro sports expansion. Dr. Rishe noted that despite the numbers, many practical considerations would limit Austin's ability to support a pro sports franchise.
24-December-09; Forbes.com
On a recent SportsMoney webisode for Forbes.com, Mike Ozanian interviews Dr. Rishe regarding the general sentiment that corporations currently share regarding sports sponsorships.
17-December-09; Forbes.com
On a recent SportsMoney webisode for Forbes.com, Mike Ozanian interviews Dr. Rishe regarding which teams and leagues were the biggest winners and losers on the sports business scene.
16-October-09; Fox 2 St Louis
Dr. Rishe discusses the prospects of Marshall Faulk possibly joining the Rams ownership bid of Dave Checketts.
14-October-09; 550 KTRS Radio with Charles Jaco (The Jaco Report)
Dr. Rishe speaks with local St Louis radio personality Charles Jaco on Rush Limbaugh's attempt to be a partial owner of the St Louis Rams..
13-October-09; Fox 2 St Louis
Dr. Rishe addresses the controversy surrounding Rush Limbaugh's reported interest in owning a partial stake in the St Louis Rams, and the criticisms being levied by players and social activists alike.
8-October-09; Fox 2 St Louis
On the morning of a big St. Louis sports weekend featuring the Blues home opener, Game 2 between the Dodgers-Cardinals, and murmurs regarding Rush Limbaugh's interest to buy the Rams, Dr. Rishe weighs in on the business angle of these topics.
30-September-09; Forbes.com
Dr. Rishe discusses how baseball is the one sport without a salary cap, and how there will likely be significant pressure in the next round of negotiations to adopt a salary cap in MLB.
29-September-09; Fox 2 St Louis
Dr. Rishe discusses the showdown between DirecTV and Versus that has temporarily booted Versus from being shown on DirecTV because of pricing and placement issues.
25-September-09; Houston Business Journal
Dr. Rishe addresses the decision by the Houston Astros to hold prices fixed at their current levels for the 2009 season, and how this action may impact their marketing efforts during the off-season.
15-September-09; Fox 2 St Louis
With the economy impacting the NFL and with the owners and union not in agreement on updating its CBA, Dr. Rishe analyzes the likelihood that the league would lock out or strike prior to the 2011 season.
2-September-09; Fox 2 St Louis
Dr. Rishe discusses the reasoning behind the NFL's blackout rule and how prevelant blackouts may be in 2009 both in St Louis and league-wide.
25-August-09; Fox 2 St Louis
Dr. Rishe talks about how the Cardinals strong performance in August may impact ticket sales in September, as well as how post season play may impact the downtown economy.
19-August-09; Pittsburgh Tribune Review
Dr. Rishe offers his perspective on labor and revenue sharing issues that the NFL is facing in the near future, less they risk a lockout before the 2011 NFL season.
27-July-09; The Daily Bruin
Dr. Rishe talks about how corporate sponsorships of sporting events have taken a significant hit during the recession of 2009, as Countrywide pulled out of its long standing corporate sponsorship of the L.A. Open Men's Tennis Tournament.
14-July-09; Forbes.com
Dr. Rishe talks about how the economy impacted the St Louis Cardinals and their ability to follow through on plans to develop Ballpark Village, the mixed use development aimed to be part of the larger redevelopment of downtown St Louis.
10-July-09; The Milwaukee Business Journal
Dr. Rishe talks about the recession has impacted companies and their willingness to sponsor sporting events, especially banks...as was the case in Milwaukee where U.S. Bank is in its last year as tournament sponsor.
2-July-09; St Louis Post Dispatch
Dr. Rishe talks about the pros and cons of focusing heavily on sex appeal as a means to promote the World Team Tennis League.
1-July-09; MSNBC.com
Dr. Rishe discusses how many smaller and mid-sized cities are still willing to invest in various types of youth sports facilities in order to attract out of town youth sports tournaments, thereby attracting visitors to their community.
19-June-09; Houston Business Journal
Dr. Rishe talks about the importance of building multi-use sports facilities if and when teams try to secure any public financing for their facility project.
3-June-09; Forbes.com
Dr. Rishe talks about how the current economic climate and the current lease agreement with America Center will influence the possible sale of the St Louis Rams.
29-May-09; Forbes.com
Dr. Rishe talks about the viability of Kansas City attracting an NHL team to its new downtown arena in the current economic climate.
8-May-09; Houston Business Journal
Dr. Rishe talks about how the Rockets run in the 2008-09 NBA playoffs will help their bottom line both now and next season.
24-April-09; TC Palm
Dr. Rishe discusses how the conversion of Dodgertown to an amateur sporting venue could be economically better for the Treasure Coast than spring training...if packaged and marketed correctly.
17-April-09; San Antonio Business Journal
Dr. Rishe's economic impact predictions for the 2009 Final Four are cited in Scott Bailey's article comparing San Antonio's past experience hosting the Final Four with other cities.
16-April-09; Corp Magazine
Dr. Rishe discusses how Michigan State's appearance in the Detroit-based Final Four may slightly lessen the economic impact of the event below what it would have been with 4 non-Michigan-based teams.
15-April-09; Fox 2 - St Louis
Dr. Rishe discusses how the organizational structure and patience of Blues management has paid dividends for the Blues and stands out as an example of how strong leadership can improve the performance of any business.
7-April-09; Forbes.com
Dr. Rishe discusses the sensitivity surrounding the issue of corporate sponsorships on sports during a down economy, and whether fans might look unfavorably towards teams that have TARP companies as sponsors.
7-April-09; Fox 2 - St Louis
Dr. Rishe speaks with Randi Naughton of Fox 2 news to discuss the economic impact of the Cardinals, and the importance of amateur sporting events for the image and prestige of St. Louis as a 'destination city' for sporting events.
6-April-09; KMOV Channel 4 - St Louis CBS Affiliate
Dr. Rishe conducts an extended 14 minute interview on how the economy is impacting the St. Louis Cardinals, and why the Cardinals may mean more to its city's economy than any other professional sports team in the country.
4-April-09; WCCC Radio (106.9 FM - Hartford)
Dr. Rishe talks U Conn basketball and the recruiting violations of Jim Calhoun with host Sebastian on WCCC Radio in Hartford.
29-March-09; NEW YORK TIMES
In the aftermath of the Univ of Connecticut recruiting scandal uncovered by Yahoo Sports, William Rhoden of the NY Times cited Dr. Rishe's thoughts on how recruiting in college basketball is often laced with the temptation to cheat in this highly competitive landscape.
23-March-09; Fox 2 St Louis
Dr. Rishe spoke of the recent trends in the bidding on amateur sporting events and where St Louis stands comparatively to other cities and states when it comes to receiving public funding for these bids.
The Jaco Report; Fox 2 St Louis...21-March-09
Dr. Rishe spoke with Charles Jaco about how the Ballpark Village plan has morphed into the present situation, talked about other cities that have dealt with similar situations, and offered speculation regarding when the project might be completed.
21-March-09; Deseret News (Salt Lake City)
Dr. Rishe uses examples of ownership shifts among family members from the Yankees and Rams organizations in giving insight as to what may happen as Greg Miller takes over the Utah Jazz from his late father.
20-March-09; Fox 2 St Louis
Dr. Rishe talked about how the floundering economy forced the Cardinals hand in delaying construction of Ballpark Village..
17-March-09; Fox 2 St Louis
Dr. Rishe discussed how competing in March Madness can boost a school's visibility and enhance both athletic and academic quality.
Competitive Bidding Wars for Amateur Sports
13-March-09; Kansas City Business Journal
Dr. Rishe discussed how the renovations at Kaufman Stadium may partially offset the slower pace of ticket sales for the Royals in 2009.
4-March-09; Forbes.com
Dr. Rishe is quoted in an article from Forbes.com in which an NFL rookie's draft position can have a substantial impact on the amount of guaranteed money the player earns.
Salaries of College Coaches and Administrators
24-Feb-09; Fox 2 St Louis
Dr. Rishe discusses the legitimacy of college football and basketball coaches outearning high-level college administrators in light of the Jim Calhoun salary debate in a post-game press conference.
22-Feb-09; Pittsburgh Tribune Review
Dr. Rishe assesses how the Steelers, Penguins, and Pirates are fairing financially in light of the current national recession.
A-Rod's Worth to the Yankees
17-Feb-09; Fox 2 St Louis
Dr. Rishe discusses how Alex Rodriguez's value to the New York Yankees has been forever altered, and he also talks about how the latest steroid revelations will impact the demand for the sport in general...and how Cardinals' fans are impacted by the continued news of steroids in the sport.
9-Feb-09; Forbes.com
Dr. Rishe discusses how the New York Yankees now view Alex Rodriguez in light of his admission to using performance-enhancing drugs during his years with the Texas Rangers.
2-Feb-09; KMOV TV (St Louis CBS Affiliate)
Dr. Rishe discusses the potential fallout for Michael Phelps in the aftermath of his photos involving marijuana. Impact upon current and future endorsements are discussed.
25-Jan-09; Detroit Free Press
Dr. Rishe offers his take on the financial woes of the Detroit Lions in the aftermath of their historic 0-16 season.
Jan-09; Inc Magazine
Dr. Rishe discusses the economic impact of the Super Bowl upon the host economy, and how the recession may impact the typical level of economic activity surrounding the big game.
11-Jan-09; St. Petersburg Times
Dr. Rishe provides opinions regarding the potential economic impact of the Super Bowl upon the Tampa economy, based in part on his research from Super Bowl XL in Detroit.
9-Jan-09; Daily Business Review - Miami
Dr. Rishe offers his opinion of obstacles facing the Florida Marlins as they seek financing for their new ballpark.
7-Jan-09; Fox 2 KTVI - St Louis
Dr. Rishe offers some insights on how companies are re-thinking the merits of advertising during the Super Bowl.
7-Jan-09; Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Chandler Brown and Rachel Ramos talk with Dr. Rishe about Home Depot dropping Olympics sponsorships during the current economic climate.
22-Dec-08; Fox 2 KTVI - St Louis
Dr. Rishe offers some insights on how companies are re-thinking the merits of advertising during the Super Bowl.
28-Nov-08; Kansas City Business Journal
Dr. Rishe offers some insights on how poor on-field success for both the Kansas City Chiefs and Kansas City Royals have negatively influenced the team's 'brand'.
8-Nov-08; Fort Worth Star Telegram
Dr. Rishe offers some insights on the potential economic impact of various events that the new Cowboys Stadium will attract in the next few years, including the Super Bowl and the Final Four.
7-Oct-08; Mike and MIKE Show, ESPN Radio
Mike Greenberg and Mike Golic of Mike and Mike in the Morning on ESPN Radio spoke for a few minutes about Baseball Economics based on information sent to them by Dr. Rishe. The conclusions were that the Tampa Rays were the most cost effective team in baseball, the Detroit Tigers wher the least cost effective, and that being among the top 8 in payroll still greatly enhances the odds of making the postseason despite increased revenue sharing and the presence of luxury tax thresholds.
8-Sept-08; Courier-Journal (Louisville)
Reporter Alex Davis interviews Patrick Rishe regarding the validity of local claims regarding the economic impact of the Ryder Cup. Dr. Rishe offers his take on these claims based in part on his research conducted at the 2004 Ryder Cup in Detroit.
15-Aug-08; Daily Business Review
Reporter Eric Kalis interviews Patrick Rishe regarding the location of the proposed Marlins Ballpark. Dr. Rishe cites skepticism and doubt that the location of the ballpark is ideal for stimulating economic activity in the area surrounding the ballpark.
25-July-08; Austin Business Journal
Reporter Sandra Zaragoza writes about the expansion of D.K. Royal Memorial Football Stadium at the University of Texas, and cites how the city of Austin eagerly anticipates the findings of the Sportsimpacts study that may lend some evidence regarding whether the investment in the stadium expansion will be 'worth it' to the Austin community.
11-July-08; Kansas City Business Journal
Reporter James Dornbrook writes about how the KC Chiefs of the NFL are hoping to attract more sponsors in the aftermath of a major upgrade of Arrowhead Stadium. Patrick Rishe is quoted on his take of how the renovations made should impact the Chiefs' sponsorship and signage revenue.
24-May-08; Detroit Free Press
Reporter John Gallagher writes about the various aspects of how playing in the Stanley Cup Finals impacts the Detroit economy. Patrick Rishe is quoted throughout the article for his perspectives on the matter.
23-May-08; Pittsburgh Business Times
Reporter Erin Lawley writes about how the Penguins run to the Stanley Cup Finals may impact the Pittsburgh economy and the Penguins bottomline. Patrick Rishe is quoted throughout the article for his perspectives on the matter.
9-May-08; Dallas Business Journal
Reporter Dave Moore writes about the potential sale of Beckett Media LP, which is one of the top sports collectible companies in America. Patrick Rishe is quoted on his assessment of what the selling price for the company might be.
29-Apr-08; KMOV-Channel 4 STL
Reporter Lisa Mando discusses the potential economic impact of Ballpark Village, the proposed mixed use development project located adjacent to the new Busch Stadium in downtown St Louis. Lisa interviews Patrick Rishe for his perspectives on the matter.
27-Apr-08; San Antonio Business Journal
Staff writer Scott Bailey analyzes the economic hardships being experienced in certain NBA cities, and quotes Patrick Rishe regarding his take on what these cities need to do to right the ship.
24-Mar-08; Finance and Commerce Magazine
Staff writer Kendall Anderson analyzes the economic impact of the upcoming Republican National Convention in Minneapolis, and quotes Patrick Rishe regarding his take on the impact estimates generally discussed for such events.
28-Feb-08; KTVI - Fox 2 St Louis
In the aftermath of the arrest of former Cardinal Scott Spezio, Fox 2 asks Patrick Rishe how the team can address various public relations concerns in the hopes of circumventing negative financial impact on the team.
9-Feb-08; St Petersburg Times
Stephen Holder cites Patrick Rishe for how NFL franchises are in an enviable position of being in an industry that is relatively recession-proof.
29-Jan-08; Wall Street Journal
Ray Flandez cites Patrick Rishe for detailing how hotels and restaurants realize a large portion of the gross economic impact of the Super Bowl.
With the passing of Georgia Frontiere, the St. Louis Rams ownership passes into new hands. Patrick Rishe, a sports economist expert from Webster University, joined us with what the future might bring.
14-Dec-07; KTVI - Fox 2 St. Louis
Fox 2 in the Morning takes a look at the Mitchell Report and asks Sportsimpacts founder Patrick Rishe how the report will impact various teams and individuals in baseball.
13-Dec-07; KTVI - Fox 2 St. Louis
FOX 2's Chris Regnier spoke with sports economist and Sportsimpacts founder Professor Patrick Rishe who says the economic impact of the Mitchell Report comes down to image and endorsements, factors that will impact specific players much more than baseball itself.
Chasing that championship: Mizzou is now number one in the AP Poll! The roar is restored. The effects will be felt on and off the football field. Sportsimpacts founder Patrick Rishe talks about the economic impact.
The indictment could effectively end Barry Bonds' career. He's a free agent this year and many teams may be inclined to stay away from a player under indictment. Patrick Rishe, a sports business expert and founder of Sportsimpacts, talks about Bonds.
The Rams game Sunday will not be televised in St. Louis because the game isn't a sell-out. The 0-and-4 Rams moved to St. Louis 13 years ago. They continue to receive taxpayer assistance as part of the relocation deal. So, after 13 years, is the deal good or bad for taxpayers? Sportsimpacts founder Patrick Rishe discusses.
It's not quite October yet and some St. Louis sports fans have already turned their attention to hockey! Sportsimpacts founder Patrick Rishe talks about the affect sports teams could have on economics.
Dr. Rishe is quoted on how favorable the NFL's revenue streams are compared to other sports leagues.
It's not quite October yet and some St. Louis sports fans have already turned their attention to hockey! Sportsimpacts founder Patrick Rishe talks about the affect sports teams could have on economics.
Tiger Woods' role with Buick was reduced as GM felt he was not helping the Buick brand. Sportsimpacts founder Patrick Rishe comments on how companies try to wrestle with how to best use their celebrity endorsers.
Could St Louis Host a Super Bowl?
1-Feb-07; KTVI - Fox 2 St Louis
Patrick Rishe speaks with Fox 2 in the Morning to discuss whether St Louis would ever be considered as a Super Bowl host city.
