Lee Health signs 10-year naming rights deal with MLB team


  • By Mark Gordon
  • | 12:00 p.m. November 21, 2023
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Lee Health Sports Complex includes the 8,730-seat Hammond Stadium.
Lee Health Sports Complex includes the 8,730-seat Hammond Stadium.
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Lee Health, one of the largest community nonprofit health care operations in Florida, has signed a 10-year partnership with the Minnesota Twins, in a deal that renames the team’s Fort Myers facilities the Lee Health Sports Complex. 

Financial terms of the deal, which also designates Lee Health as the Twins’ official Florida health care provider, weren’t disclosed. 

The Major League Baseball team and hospital system have been connected for decades: The Twins and the club’s six minor league affiliates have called the Lee Health Sports Complex their spring training home since 1991. The Lee Health Sports Complex is also the year-round home of the Twins Player Development Academy, the Fort Myers Mighty Mussels (Minnesota’s Low-A affiliate) and the organization’s rookie-level Florida Complex League Twins, according to a statement. 

 

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