Casino Arizona, an enterprise owned and operated by the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community, has announced a new collaboration with the Arizona Hotshots, who became the fifth team to join the new Alliance of American Football.
The Hotshots, who are based in Phoenix and kicked off their season last month, are to display the property’s logo prominently on signage throughout the Sun Devil Stadium.
Furthermore, coaches from the team will host the ‘Arizona Hotshot Coach’s Show’ at CAZ Sports Bar, while also making regular appearances with players at the casino.
CAZ Sports Bar is Casino Arizona’s newest amenity and will become the new ‘Home of the Arizona Hotshots,’ with regular viewing parties set to be held for for all televised games.
Ramon Martinez, director of public relations for Casino Arizona, commented: “Casino Arizona has long been a supporter of sports in the state, and we are thrilled to be a part of this new iteration of football.
“The Arizona Hotshots is an exciting team with great potential to win as their first game clearly showed. We have no doubt fans will flock to the games.”
The AAF is an eight team league that is to play out a 12-game season, and was the brainchild of television producer Charlie Ebersol and former Indianapolis Colts general manager, Bill Polian.
Arizona Hotshots battle it out in the Western Conference, alongside Salt Lake Stallions, San Antonio Commanders and the San Diego Fleet.
A spokesperson for the Arizona Hotshots added: “To have a partner like Casino Arizona is truly unbelievable. Their commitment to Arizona sports is unmatched, and we are privileged to have their support for the Hotshots.
“We will continue to give fans the best possible experience at Sun Devil Stadium, and look forward to making the viewing parties at CAZ Sports Bar the place to be when the team is on the road.”
