Momo's warns of revenue loss due to potential MLB lockout

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Last updated Oct 2, 2026

Momo's warns of revenue loss due to potential MLB lockout
Summary

Momo's, a restaurant near Oracle Park, faces uncertainty amid concerns of a possible MLB lockout in 2027. Owner Scott Morton states that 80% of their annual revenue derives from the 81 home games each season. Many local businesses, including nearby bars and restaurants, rely heavily on Giants games for financial stability. The current collective bargaining agreement is set to expire on December 1, heightening fears of lost games and economic impact in the area if a lockout occurs.

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  • •Momo's relies on baseball for 80% of its annual revenue.
  • •MLB's collective bargaining agreement expires on December 1.
  • •Scott Morton expresses concern over the economic impact of a lockout.
  • •Local businesses support baseball as their main financial lifeline.
  • •Fears are growing over potential lost games in 2027.
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  • 12:00 PMYahoo Sports — Momo's says 80% of annual revenue would be jeopardized by long MLB lockout
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