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76ers, Devils owners buy into Ripken, Cooperstown baseball

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Ripken's eponymous tournaments for youth baseball players have merged with Cooperstown All Star Village. The owners of the Philadelphia 76ers and New Jersey Devils have become majority investors. The Ripken Experience operates in Maryland, South Carolina and Tennessee. The All-Star Village, based in Oneonta, New York, hosts more than 10,000 players ages 10 to 12 each summer.

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76ers, Devils owners buy into Ripken, Cooperstown baseball

Cal Ripken and Cooperstown are connected again. Ripken’s eponymous tournaments for youth baseball players have merged with Cooperstown All Star Village under a new agreement with the owners of the

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Deal merges Ripken, Cooperstown youth baseball

In a deal announced Wednesday, Cal Ripken's tournaments for youth baseball players have merged with the Cooperstown All Star Village.

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76ers, Devils owners buy into Ripken, Cooperstown baseball

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76ers, Devils owners buy into Ripken, Cooperstown baseball

Cal Ripken and Cooperstown are connected again. Ripken’s eponymous tournaments for youth baseball players have merged with Cooperstown All Star Village under a new agreement with the owners of the Philadelphia 76ers and New Jersey Devils. Josh Harris and David Blitzer have become majority investors in the deal announced Wednesday that merged two of the leading youth baseball brands that combined to host more 15,000 teams and 250,000 participants…

1 year ago·Washington, United States

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