L.A. Dodgers Star Mookie Betts Signed By 3 Arts Sports & SSE

3 Arts Sports and Sanders Sports & Entertainment (SSE) have partnered to sign Los Angeles Dodgers Mookie Betts for personal representation.
The signing comes at a time when the Dodgers have clinched a playoff spot for the 14th consecutive season. Betts has been playing as shortstop this season.
Under this new representation structure, 3 Arts Sports and SSE will co-manage personal endorsements, brand partnerships, and business development for the four-time World Series champion, 8x All-Star and former American League MVP.
“Mookie Betts is a generational talent on the field and an incredibly forward-thinking entrepreneur off it. We are thrilled to collaborate across sports and entertainment to build a comprehensive strategy for one of baseball’s most enduring icons,” said Brian Weinstein, Co-CEO of 3 Arts Entertainment, and Doug Sanders, Founder & President of SSE. “This partnership aligns with Mookie’s ambitious vision by tapping into our respective teams’ expertise and industry relationships.”
“I’ve always believed in surrounding myself with people who understand my vision and bring expertise in areas where I can continue to grow,” said Betts. “As the opportunities around me have continued to evolve, it felt important to build a specialized team that could help me navigate and develop those opportunities the right way. I’m excited to have 3 Arts Sports and SSE alongside me and to have the right people in place to support everything I’m building off the field.”
This representation structure marks a unified effort to maximize Betts’ impact both as a global athlete and an entrepreneur. 3 Arts Sports and SSE will focus on his personal brand, endorsements and business endeavors.
The Nashville, TN-born Betts was drafted by the Boston Red Sox in 2011 and made his MLB debut in the 2014 season, where he played second base and outfield. He soon became the Red Sox center fielder in 2014 moving to right field in 2016. In 2020, after six seasons with Boston, Betts was traded to the Dodgers and signed a 12-year, $365 million extension with the team through the 2032 season.
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