Seminole Tribe partners with New York Yankees
Thursday, June 19, 2008
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The
Seminole Tribe of Florida and the
New York Yankees have teamed up to open a chain of steak restaurants, with the first to be located at the team's
new stadium in New York City.
NYY Steak will be modeled after the tribe's Council Oak Steak & Seafood Restaurants. The council oak is a sacred tree on the Hollywood Reservation.
The tribe and the Yankees plan to open at least 25 more NYY Steaks at
Hard Rock locations around the world. The tribe bought the Hard Rock franchise in 2006 for $1 billion.
The tribe also will build a Hard Rock Restaurant in the new Yankees stadium, which is located in the Bronx borough.
Joba Chamberlain, a member of the
Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska, plays for the Yankees.
Get the Story:
Yankees, Seminole Tribe strike steak house deal
(The St. Petersburg Times 6/19)
Seminoles Find Home At Yankee Stadium (The Tampa Tribune 6/19)
Seminoles strike up a deal with N.Y. Yankees for chain of steakhouses (The South Florida Sun-Sentinel 6/19)
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