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Chicago Sun-Times · Mar 20, 2025

Cubs, Dodgers set merchandise sales record in Tokyo

Baseball fans wait in line to get into an MLB souvenir store in Tokyo.Hiro Komae/AP

This week’s Tokyo Series turned out to be a success for apparel maker Fanatics.

The company announced Thursday that the two-game series between the Cubs and Dodgers in Japan generated $40 million of fan gear and trading cards sales. Fanatics said it was the best-selling special event in company history.

Full story at Chicago Sun-Times

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