The Lexington Legends have announced a naming rights partnership with CommonSpirit Health, renaming their home ballpark to CommonSpirit Ballpark. This partnership brings together two organizations committed to improving quality of life in Central Kentucky through community engagement and family-focused programming.
Partnership Details
According to Andy Sandler, owner of the Lexington Legends, the partnership goes beyond a name change. CommonSpirit Health is a partner that understands the role this ballpark plays in bringing people together. CommonSpirit Ballpark will be more than the home of Legends baseball — it will be a place where families make memories, where nonprofits are celebrated, where community programs come to life and where our shared commitment to Central Kentucky is visible every day.
CommonSpirit Health president for Kentucky, Matt Grimshaw, said the ballpark reflects values central to the health organization’s mission. The partnership will include health and wellness initiatives, nonprofit recognition opportunities, and family engagement platforms.
Original reporting: WTVQ (Lexington) — read the source article.
