Don Muret is an Author at Pollstar. He has been covering the business of sports and live entertainment since 1993, with a focus on business conferences and trade shows. Don's insights and expertise have been featured in notable publications such as VenuesNow, Sports Collectors Digest, and Sports Business Journal.
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Don Muret's coverage primarily focuses on event coverage and press releases related to sports and entertainment venues, with a strong emphasis on music events, stadium upgrades, and arena management. When reaching out to Don Muret, consider providing information about upcoming music events or new developments in venue management. Additionally, if you have insights into the latest trends in stadium upgrades or innovations in concessions at entertainment venues, these could be valuable topics for pitching to him.
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By: Don Muret
Former Cubs pitcher Rich Nye has fond memories of the 1969 Cubs and loves to tell fans about it while he signs autographs.
By: Don Muret
Longtime Cubs collector Don Muret went searching for an Ernie Banks rookie card at the National Sports Collectors Convention. He found what he was looking for, and then some.
Something’s missing from Levy Restaurants’ home office in downtown Chicago. Larry Levy, the company’s co-founder and a real estate developer, built One Magnificent Mile in 1983, the skyscraper where visitors touring the firm’s renovated digs can see the next generation of its signature dessert cart and a display of boutique Cubs apparel tied to Levy Retail, the company’s newest sports venture.
By: Don Muret
Jose Canseco was one of baseball biggest stars as the game's first 40-40 player. Though the steroid scandals of the 1980s and ’90s tainted his career, Canseco is still a big draw at card shows.
By: Don Muret
Wes and Katie Spece started the Charlotte Card Show three years ago. It has already grown into one of the largest shows in the country.
By: Don Muret
The Baseball Hall of Fame has a keen interest in the 2025 World Series as Shohei Ohtani and the Dodgers and the Toronto Blue Jays look to make baseball history.
By: Don Muret
Las Vegas Card show started with a small 65-table show. It now has more than 600 tables and has expanded to other venues throughout the West Coast.
By: Don Muret
Lee Zeidman sat at home one Saturday morning in February 1989 when he got an urgent phone call from his boss, Claire Rothman, president and general manager of
By: Don Muret
Chasing MLB prospects and new rookie cards is like prospecting for gold. Rookie cards of this year's hottest prospects were a gold mine at a recent card show.
By: Don Muret
The Collect-A-Con trading card show has been purchased by sports and entertainment executives and big investors Mark Shapiro and Ari Emanuel.
