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Budweiser, the league's longest-standing sponsor, has designed unique cans for 14 teams across the league, featuring each club's logo and team colors for fans to collect and enjoy this spring.
The cans also feature a unique skyline that's pertinent to the team's city for the first time ever.
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The limited-edition 2023 release has cans for the Baltimore Orioles, Chicago Cubs, Cincinnati Reds, Houston Astros, Los Angeles Dodgers, Miami Marlins, Minnesota Twins, New York Yankees, Philadelphia Phillies, San Diego Padres, St. Louis Cardinals, Tampa Bay Rays, Texas Rangers and Washington Nationals.
“Budweiser has been a great MLB partner for a long time and continually evolves its marketing connected to our sport,” MLB Executive and Vice President of Business Noah Garden said back in 2017. “These custom-designed cans are another terrific example of Bud’s support and their ability to connect with our fans.”
To sweeten the pot, on March 30, Budweiser is launching #BudsForHomers, a new social sweepstakes. Fans will be awarded weekly with beer money that corresponds to the distance of the longest home run hit. For example, if Aaron Judge crushes a home run for 450 feet at Yankee Stadium this season, fans will get to enter for a chance to early $450 in beer cash.
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Fans can purchase the cans in the cities participating at locations where Budweiser is sold.