Long Beach’s New Professional Baseball Team Has a Name – and an ‘Alter Ego’ as Well

Of course Long Beach's new pro baseball team will also be known as the Regulators

Long Beach Coast, the city's new professional baseball team, will use Long Beach Regulators as an "alter ego." Yes, rapper Warren G is a co-owner of the team.

Long Beach Coast or Regulators? Drama in the LBC over baseball team's name

Long Beach’s new professional baseball team finally has a name. In fact, he has two. The franchise unveiled a dual identity Wednesday, confirming the minor league team will be called the Long Beach Coast and Long Beach Regulators. Long Beach Mayor Rex Richardson confirmed the names Wednesday as he teased the reveal of the city’s new baseball team, which is partly owned by Long Beach’s own Warren G. The rapper has long championed the name “Regula…

Long Beach’s new professional baseball team has a name – and an ‘alter ego’ as well

The Long Beach community had mixed reactions to the name of its new professional baseball team – the Long Beach Coast and Long Beach Regulators.

Long Beach Independent Baseball Team To Known as the Coast and Regulators

Long Beach’s independent baseball team, which has a dual identity of sports and rap music, is set to begin play on May 19 and will be known as the Long Beach Coast, while its hip-hop “alter ego” will be the Long Beach Regulators. The team explained in a statement, “the Long Beach Regulators alter ego taps into Long Beach’s legendary ’90s hip-hop roots, unlocking superhero-level moments, bold creative collaborations, fan-powered energy, and one-o…

Long Beach Announces Two Names for Baseball Club

The Long Beach Coast is the official name of the expansion Pioneer League, but they'll also have a second name.

LB's baseball team name will be the Long Beach Coast... and Regulators? - Signal Tribune

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