Commercial Appearances Sample Clauses

Commercial Appearances. A Player shall not be obligated to make appearances for the primary purpose of promoting Commercial Affiliates or a commercial enterprise other than MLS or its Team(s), but if he does so at the request of MLS, or its Team(s), he shall be paid a minimum appearance fee of $1,000 for each appearance the Player makes for a national Commercial Affiliate or commercial enterprise, and a minimum appearance fee of $500 for each appearance the Player makes for a local Commercial Affiliate or commercial enterprise (which may be a local affiliate of a national sponsor).
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Commercial Appearances. A “Commercial Appearance” is any appearance by a Player in which the primary purpose of the appearance is to promote a commercial affiliate or commercial enterprise other than any or all of the League Entities, any or all of the PWHL Games, or the sport of hockey. When the PWHL or a Team requests that a Player make a Commercial Appearance, the Player shall be compensated a minimum of one- thousand dollars ($1,000) for the Commercial Appearance for up to two (2) hours (exclusive of travel time). If a Player consents to a Commercial Appearance of more than two (2) hours in length, the Player shall be compensated at a minimum rate of $1,500 for each hour or portion thereof after two (2) hours. A Commercial Appearance on behalf of a sponsor may include the appearance itself as well as the sponsor’s right to use or to refer to the Commercial Appearance within a day following the appearance. Except as set forth below and in the Group Commercial License Agreement, the PWHL and the Teams may not compel a Player to participate in a Commercial Appearance or endorse or otherwise support any product, service, and/or political or philosophical messaging that conflicts with a Player’s sincerely held political, moral, philosophical, or religious beliefs. In addition, the PWHL may not compel a Player to engage in any activity that violates or conflicts with the terms of a Player’s individual agreement(s) with a sponsor(s) or with an agreement that the Player is negotiating in good faith, provided that the Player discloses such sponsor agreement terms to the PWHL in accordance with terms of the Player’s SPA. Players traveling for Commercial Appearances shall be reimbursed for travel and related expenses in accordance with Sections 8.6, 8.8 and 8.10, above. Notwithstanding the above, in addition to their other contractual commitments, Players will, upon request, participate in an annual sponsorship event for the partners of the League and its Teams.
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Commercial Appearances. Subject to the limitations imposed by Article 12.F of the CBA, Player may be required to make Appearances for the primary purpose of promoting Commercial Affiliates or a commercial enterprise other than the League or their Club without additional compensation (each, a “Commercial Appearance”).
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Commercial Appearances. Subject to the limitations imposed by Article 12.F‌ 1142 below, Players may be required to make Appearances for the primary purpose of 1143 promoting Commercial Affiliates or a commercial enterprise other than the League or 1144 their Club without additional compensation (each, a “Commercial Appearance”). 1145 E. Bulk Autograph Signing. Players may be required to participate in internal bulk 1146 autograph signing of items mandated by their Club or the League, provided that Players 1147 receive a minimum of twenty-four (24) hours’ notice of any such bulk autograph signing.
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Commercial Appearances. (a) A Player may, during each Season and the immediately succeeding Off­ Season covered by a Standard Player Contract to which she is a party, be required to make up to six (6) commercial appearances on behalf of WNBA Sponsors or licensees, at the request of the WNBA or its designees upon at least seven (7) days' prior notice in each instance. Such commercial appearances, unless otherwise agreed to by the player, shall (i) occur between April 1 and the last day of the immediately succeeding Season, and (ii) not conflict with the contractual obligations of the Player under any then­current Bona Fide Exclusive Endorsement Agreement of the Player, and (iii) be subject to the appearances guidelines set forth in Section
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Commercial Appearances. Subject to the limitations imposed by Article 12.F‌ 1170 below, Players may be required to make Appearances for the primary purpose of 1171 promoting Commercial Affiliates or a commercial enterprise other than the League or 1172 their Club without additional compensation (each, a “Commercial Appearance”).
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