Miles Davis Nutters
Miles Davis Nutters
115 So What Avenue, Miles Davis
Industry: Athletic Entertainment
Entity type: For-profit
Product: Sportsball, professional
Home Attendance: 843,600/AU
Revenue (CRRS): D
Ticket Price: 0.23μ and 0.22μ
Personnel:
- 30 active athletes
- 18 standby athletes
The Miles Davis Nutters is a professional major-league sportsball club based in Miles Davis, affiliated with the National Sportsball League.
The Nutters were originally based in Clapton before the team was moved to take advantage of a more lucrative sportsball market in the River Mystic region which had been partially developed by the Aggressive Sharts of River Mystic, which is now a geographical rival of the Nutters. The Aggressive Sharts, after first establishing themselves as a dual-city team with home games in both Voyage a Deux and Miles Davis, leaned into the larger market in Voyage a Deux. Eventually, the fanbase left in Miles Davis campaigned for a sportsball team of their own, and won it from Clapton, which later established a new team.
The Nutters is a for-profit corporation and owns the team's own 112,000-seat Nutter Stadium at 115 So What Avenue in Miles Davis. Nutter Stadium is an outdoor facility that provides some fans a hilltop view of the River Mystic.
The Nutters employs the athletic talent of 48 total athletes, with 30 athletes serving as active players and an additional 18 athletes serving on a standby basis. Active Nutters athletes earn a salary of 540μ/AU while standby athletes earn about 110μ/AU.
The club earns a revenue of 287,900μ/AU based primarily on ticket sales, broadcast rights, merchandise, and concessions sales. General admission tickets for home games sell for 0.23μ for games performed by the club's A-team athletes, and 0.22μ for games performed by the club's B and C teams, a modest bargain compared to other major NSBL teams. Annual home attendance figures for the Nutters average 843,600/AU. Home game attendance, on average, fills 80% of Nutter Stadium's maximum capacity for A-team matches, 65% for B-team matches, and 50% for C-team maches. The Nutters play an average of 13 home games per 36 game season.
The team's mascot is Planter the Nutter.