Build the platform.
Own the audience.
LMEG is building one connected company across sports, media, entertainment, technology, commerce, and destination development—designed so every asset strengthens the reach and earning power of the others.
A geography-led master plan
Hinchliffe Stadium, the Great Falls, historic mills, culture, hospitality, housing, entertainment, and transit organized as one destination.
- Paterson, New Jersey · planning study
One company. Connected economics.
LMEG connects ownership, original content, distribution, live experiences, technology, commerce, and real estate—turning separate businesses into one audience and revenue system.
Sports ownership &
operations
Teams, leagues, venues, youth programs, player development, and event operations rooted in durable fan communities.
Media & distribution
Television, streaming, publishing, radio, digital channels, and multicultural distribution across owned and partner platforms.
Film & production
Production facilities, original programming, live broadcast, documentary storytelling, animation, and licensable intellectual property.
Live events &
experiences
Baseball, soccer, concerts, festivals, fairs, carnivals, heritage events, hospitality, and year-round audience activation.
Music & culture
Artist services, music IP, education, performance, cultural programming, and story-led experiences across the ecosystem.
Advertising &
technology
Integrated sponsorship sales, branded content, audience intelligence, commerce tools, and connected digital infrastructure.
Commerce, travel &
licensing
Merchandise, fashion, retail, travel booking, tourism, consumer brands, and intellectual-property licensing.
Destination
development
Sports-anchored districts connecting housing, hospitality, retail, culture, transit, public space, and local enterprise.
02 · Flagship vision
Build the platform.
Own the audience.
Legion Quarters is conceived as a phased destination around Hinchliffe Stadium and the Great Falls—honoring Negro Leagues history while creating new reasons to live, work, visit, learn, and invest in Paterson.
Conceptual planning visualization · geography, massing, and individual elements remain subject to design, diligence, and approvals.
Preserve what is irreplaceable. Build what the next generation deserves.
- Historic preservation
- Year-round activation
- Community participation
Target Hinchliffe Stadium capacity
Equal sports anchors: baseball and soccer
Merged district planning vision
Year phased development horizon
Illustrative planning targets only. Capacity, budget, phasing, program, and delivery remain subject to feasibility, agreements, approvals, financing, preservation review, and design development.
Two sports. One historic stage.
The Hinchliffe vision is built around baseball and soccer as equal sports anchors, supported by a broader year-round calendar of culture and entertainment.
Professional
baseball
A modern independent-baseball platform connecting team operations, player development, heritage, live media, sponsorship, merchandise, and community programming.
New York
Cosmos soccer
An equal sports anchor with global recognition, multicultural reach, youth-development potential, and the ability to expand Hinchliffe's calendar and international audience.
Hinchliffe Stadium stays Hinchliffe Stadium.
The historic open horseshoe remains the architectural heart of the plan. The venue is envisioned for baseball and soccer without a running track, with removable event seating and programming that extends beyond game day.
- Baseball
- Soccer
- Concerts & Festivals
- Fairs & Carnivals
- Cultural Events
One district. Many reasons to return.
The merged thesis balances revenue-producing entertainment and technology with preservation, nature, education, housing, and public access.
Negro Leagues Museum
Approximately 100,000 square feet of history, education, archives, exhibitions, and cultural storytelling.
Hospitality
A 100-key hotel, rooftop Lotus Lounge, food, nightlife, and visitor experiences connected to the district.
Retail & Latin Market
Roughly 250,000–300,000 square feet of shopping, dining, local enterprise, and multicultural commerce.
Entertainment & eSports
A purpose-built eSports arena, flexible venues, music, cultural programming, and digital content production.
Housing
Meaningful residential inventory with an affordable-housing and anti-displacement strategy embedded in land planning.
Heritage transit
A trolley and light-rail visitor loop linking Hinchliffe Stadium, the Great Falls, historic mills, dining, and attractions.
Public realm & nature
River stewardship, green space, safe walking connections, learning environments, and places for the community to gather.
Mobility & parking
Structured parking, arrival hubs, wayfinding, lighting, safety technology, restrooms, and coordinated ticketing.
Acquire. Connect. Scale. Reinvest.
LMEG targets businesses with valuable audiences, intellectual property, distribution, infrastructure, or experiences that become stronger inside the connected platform.
Acquire proven assets
Prioritize valuable IP, loyal audiences, useful infrastructure, strategic reach, and operators who can grow with the platform.
Connect capabilities
Unify sales, production, distribution, technology, sponsorship, data, events, travel, and commerce.
Scale multiple revenues
Turn one audience relationship into media, tickets, advertising, licensing, retail, hospitality, and experiences.
Reinvest for durability
Build workforce pathways, preserve culture, support local enterprise, and strengthen long-term community value.
Growth with a duty to place.
The Legion vision treats heritage, ecology, access, housing, and economic participation as core operating priorities—not side programs.
- 01Protect Negro Leagues history and Hinchliffe Stadium's architectural identity.
- 02Strengthen river stewardship, public space, and connections to the Great Falls.
- 03Create local hiring, training, education, and small-business opportunities.
- 04Plan housing and relocation protections alongside growth to reduce displacement risk.
- 05Use transit, hospitality, and year-round programming to broaden access and economic activity.
Orlando Ogando
Founder, President & Chief Executive OfficerOrlando brings a multidisciplinary background spanning operations management, engineering, investment consulting, business development, sales, music and fashion, executive leadership, and more than two decades of baseball and softball coaching. LMEG reflects a lifelong conviction: ownership, storytelling, and opportunity are strongest when they are built together.
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