“WBUZ is Nashville owned and operated, boasts a 100,000-watt broadcast signal and is a top-ranked station in Middle Tennessee with tremendous demographics. Add to this their promotional ability and the fact that our fans can preset 102.9 FM for every game, and this is a fantastic partnership that will benefit our fans.”

“Frank Ward and his ownership group have provided our Nashville club with a number of our baseball-needed requests and the Brewers hope a new stadium is in the future plans,” Milwaukee vice president Doug Melvin said. “We appreciate the fans who have supported both the Sounds and the Brewers players who have earned their way to Milwaukee.”

“I am excited about this new opportunity for the Nashville Sports Council, through Nashville Sports Online, to be the catalyst behind local sporting event registration,” said Marty Paslick, chairman of the Sports Council e-commerce committee in a statement. “This is a great way for the Nashville Sports Council to deepen relationships within our community and significantly enhance the registration process for local event, facility, and league directors.”

“Chris has been very cautious in choosing who he aligns himself with which is evident in some of the companies he has partnerships with such as Nike and Powerade,” said Michael Lawson, Executive Vice President of Lagardere Unlimited and marketing agent for Johnson. “Freeland’s creativity and promotional plans using Chris are a perfect match and a great opportunity to expand both brands in the Nashville community.”