McCourt Global
Interior of the Orange Vélodrome during a Olympique de Marseille match

MCCOURT SPORTS

The Power of Sports

McCourt is shaping the future of sports as a proud steward and investor in the most promising organizations—from iconic legacy brands to emerging leagues redefining athletics. Our belief in the power of sports to bring people together is an integral part of our heritage, dating back nearly a century ago when Frank McCourt’s grandfather, Francis McCourt, became a part-owner of the Boston Braves.


A Legacy of Success

Rider competing at the Global Champions League Super Cup

2014-2022:
Equestrian Endeavors

Global Champions League

In 2014, MG became 50 percent owner of the Global Champions League and Tour, the equestrian world’s most celebrated international show-jumping competition, which MG successfully exited in 2022.

Miami Celtics

MG also has franchised the acclaimed Miami Celtics equestrian show-jumping team for multiple seasons, most recently in 2022, when the Celtics claimed the Global Champions League Super Cup.


2008-2019:
Los Angeles Marathon

In 2008, MG acquired the operating rights to the Los Angeles Marathon, where MG designed a visionary “Stadium to the Sea” course for this celebrated annual event.  Later, MG donated the for-profit endurance race business to the nonprofit The McCourt Foundation.

Runners competition in the Los Angeles Marathon

Value Created by McCourt

Utilizing his deep experience as a builder, Frank improved Dodger facilities and infrastructure, expanded the brand’s global footprint, and increased community partnerships throughout Greater Los Angeles during his tenure as steward. 

  • In 2005, Dodger Stadium unveiled significant renovations, including full seating replacements in the bowl area, a full renovation of the field level, and stadium club improvements for an enhanced game day experience.
  • In 2008, the Dodgers and San Diego Padres made history by traveling to Beijing to play a two-game exhibition series, which still holds the record as being the first and only MLB games to be played in China.
  • In 2009, Camelback Ranch in Glendale, Arizona, opened as a new 13,000-seat stadium and practice facility—now home to both the L.A. Dodgers and Chicago White Sox spring training camps.
  • All of these advancements led to the historic sale of the Dodgers and paved the way for a record-breaking $7 billion media rights deal.
Baseball game at Dodger Stadium

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