Sixteen fanbases, one ballpark, a full summer of rivalry nights.
World League
Sixteen flags.
One diamond.
New York is the only city that can host the World Cup of baseball — every summer. One local player pool. One stage. The league this city was already built for.
The fanbase
already exists.
World Cup, WBC, and Olympic fervor already fills New York’s streets. World League NYC gives that existing passion a home field.

National pride becomes
a neighborhood uniform.
Uniforms first. Baseball second. Sixteen flags, sixteen neighborhood identities, and a collectible system built to outsell half the league shops it’s named after. Sixteen flags already have millions of New Yorkers who will buy the hat the day it drops.
The current founding direction.

A cap and jersey program, one neighborhood at a time.


A cap for every block in the five boroughs.
Fuel the vibes and traditions
already here.
Dominican megaphones and trumpets answer Japanese ōendan flags, horns, and twin sticks across the field. Different rhythms. One joyful ballpark.

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Founding season
2027
Four pools of four. Three rivalry-hungry games per nation. Eight teams left standing under the lights.
Summer 2027 · Maimonides Park · Coney IslandNight games under the Coney Island lights. Fireworks over the boardwalk for the World Final.

Represent your country.
Play on a global stage.
Players from anywhere can earn the chance to represent their country in New York. World League NYC offers pay, a concentrated international stage, and a pathway scouts can watch.
Players and staff are paid. This is not a showcase league.
Represent your country in New York before an international audience.
A concentrated, multilingual media stage built to get seen.
2027 proves it. 2028 turns it into a professional season.

The world has the talent.
New York has the plan.
From India and Pakistan to the West Indies’ Big Four, World League NYC is bringing the world’s untapped talent to New York—and building the next generation of baseball.
The math New York
already proves.
The WBC proves the power of country versus country. New York can make that connection local, recurring, and developmental — with the numbers to back it.
With MLB’s current collective bargaining agreement scheduled to expire December 1, 2026, World League NYC could keep meaningful baseball active in New York if the major-league calendar is interrupted—while standing on its own if it is not. MLBPA source ↗
Diaspora fans over-index on wearing the jersey — well above typical MiLB attach rates.
Telecom, beer, banking, fashion, and food brands already spend against these exact communities.
Skyline-back cards and a visible academy-to-scout pathway — a licensing category before a pitch is thrown.
Women’s baseball just opened a new professional chapter.
The Women’s Pro Baseball League launched its inaugural 2026 season with four city teams, national distribution, and a New York identity.
WPBL source ↗Banana Ball proved baseball can build a different spectacle.
A touring phenomenon that grew into a six-team circuit, sold-out stadium dates, and a national television product.
SBJ source ↗The World Cup is already treated as more than a tournament.
FIFA recently explored a separate commercial vehicle for its World Cup assets — global sports identity supports year-round value.
AP source ↗2027 proves it.
2028 turns professional.
The inaugural tournament is a concentrated proof of concept—not the finish line. It gives partners one summer to measure the audience, talent, operations, and commercial case for a professional World League NYC.
Prove the demand.
Sixteen national teams, 31 games, one local player pool, and one compact event built to create a clear operating and audience baseline.
- Paid players and staff
- Ticket, merchandise, sponsorship, and media tests
- Community-led attendance and content
Build the institution.
A recurring professional competition with contracted rosters, deeper club operations, a longer season, and a media product fans can follow every week.
- Professional player and staff contracts
- Expanded regular season and club identities
- Year-round development, sales, and storytelling
The city that already contains the world.
It just needs a league.
Let’s give it
a league.
Fanatics / New Era / ’47 Brand
Build the official league shop, sixteen national cap systems, limited rivalry drops, and neighborhood collections made to travel.
Topps / Panini / Leaf
Skyline-back rookie cards, sixteen limited inserts, and a founding set ready before the first pitch.
MLB
A talent pipeline and a calendar hedge, not a competitor. Development, visibility, and resilience across the baseball calendar.
The Mayor’s Office
Outer-borough economic development that happens to be great baseball. Local jobs, tourism, and cultural ownership — every borough gets a flag.
You
Be the first to wear your country’s colors on a New York field, in front of your own community. Pay. Visibility. Legacy.
Looking for
potential partners.
One founding network partner and six sponsor categories with natural ties to international baseball, New York’s diaspora communities, and a tournament built for global attention.
Help make the world’s local league appointment viewing.
One partner shapes the live broadcasts, documentary storytelling, shoulder programming, and global distribution from the pilot forward.
Six categories built around travel, viewing, collecting, and cultural pride.
Official AI partner · multilingual fan experiences · content and operations
Official beverage · ballpark pours · rivalry-night activations

Founding bank · payments · community and small-business programs

Connectivity partner · fan content · international calling
Official airline · team travel · international fan packages
Official delivery partner · concessions · neighborhood restaurant series