baseball franchises

Baseball franchises refer to the individual teams that are part of a professional league, like Major League Baseball (MLB) in the United States. Each franchise operates as a business, owning the rights to a specific city or region. They recruit players, manage finances, and engage with fans. Franchises can vary widely in history, success, and fan base size. They generate revenue through ticket sales, merchandise, and broadcast rights. Ownership, management, and league regulations govern their operations, and franchises compete annually for the championship title while also contributing to the sport's community and culture.