ASTROS: Upcoming ALCS appearance estimated to bring in $12.5 million per game
HOUSTON - The Houston Astros' upcoming ALCS appearance is estimated to bring in around $13 million per game to the community.
On Sunday, the Astros will face off against the Texas Rangers, setting up an in-state race for the World Series that could bring in a lot of money for the city.
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This is the Astros' seventh consecutive appearance in the ALCS, setting a new league record.
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In 2022, the Astros won the World Series championship after facing off against the Philadelphia Phillies in a six-game series.
The Houston First Corporation (HFC), a local government organization, is working to maximize the potential benefit of the Astros' appearance in the ALCS.
HFC operates the George R. Brown Convention Center and some of the city's most prominent art and entertainment venues.
Local analysts predict Houston will take in $12.5 million to $14 million for each game.