REV Entertainment Acquires Schaumburg Boomers

Key Takeaways

• REV Entertainment has acquired the Schaumberg Boomers from the Salvi family
• The acquisition adds to REV Entertainment’s portfolio of teams, which now includes four MLB Partner Leagues teams
• The Boomers have won four Frontier League titles, four division titles, and earned three wild card berths since their inception in 2012
• REV Entertainment plans to build on the strong foundation established by the Salvi family and continue investing in the fan experience at Wintrust Field
• The acquisition is expected to strengthen local partnerships and ensure the Boomers remain a cornerstone of entertainment in the Chicagoland area

Introduction to the Acquisition
REV Entertainment announced on Wednesday that it has acquired the Schaumberg Boomers from the Salvi family. The acquisition marks a significant addition to REV Entertainment’s portfolio of teams, which now includes four MLB Partner Leagues teams. The Salvi family, who have owned the Boomers since the club’s inception 14 years ago, have decided to sell the team to REV Entertainment. According to Pat Salvi, the decision to sell the team was "bittersweet" and he is proud of the work they have done to establish the Boomers as an anchor of the community and entertainment destination in Schaumburg and the Northwest Suburbs.

About REV Entertainment
REV Entertainment, which is also the official sports and entertainment company of the Texas Rangers, is a multifaceted entertainment group involved in more than just baseball. In addition to owning and operating the Boomers, the Cougars, the Long Island Ducks, and the Cleburne Railroaders, REV Entertainment also operates the New Mexico Goatheads of the East Coast Hockey League. Furthermore, the group oversees Mansfield Stadium in Mansfield, Texas, and The Arena at Innovation Mile in Noblesville, Indiana. With this acquisition, REV Entertainment is poised to expand its reach and influence in the sports and entertainment industry.

The Boomers’ History and Achievements
Since their inception in 2012, the Boomers have established themselves as a successful and respected organization in the Frontier League. The team has won four Frontier League titles, four division titles, and earned three wild card berths. The Boomers have become an integral part of the community, providing entertainment and excitement for fans in Schaumburg and the surrounding areas. The team’s success is a testament to the hard work and dedication of the Salvi family, who have been instrumental in building the franchise into what it is today.

Reaction to the Acquisition
The acquisition has been met with enthusiasm from both the Salvi family and REV Entertainment. Sean Decker, President of REV Entertainment, expressed his excitement about welcoming the Boomers into the REV family. He praised the Salvi family for building a successful and respected organization and stated that REV Entertainment’s goal is to build on the strong foundation they established. Pat Salvi, on the other hand, expressed his gratitude for the support and relationships he has built with fans, partners, players, and the Village of Schaumburg. He believes that REV Entertainment, led by Sean Decker, is the right organization to carry the franchise forward and is excited to watch them build upon the Boomers’ successes.

Future Plans and Expectations
With the acquisition, REV Entertainment plans to continue investing in the fan experience at Wintrust Field, strengthen local partnerships, and ensure the Boomers remain a cornerstone of entertainment in the Chicagoland area. The group is committed to building on the strong foundation established by the Salvi family and taking the team to new heights. As the Boomers enter a new era under REV Entertainment’s ownership, fans can expect to see continued excitement and entertainment at Wintrust Field. The acquisition is a positive development for the team, the community, and the sports industry as a whole, and it will be interesting to see how REV Entertainment shapes the future of the Schaumberg Boomers.