Riley has the phrase trademarked despite having no three-peat of his own. The post Here’s Where Pat Riley’s Three-Peat Trademark Money Goes appeared first on Front Office Sports.

Pat Riley’s three-peat trademarks could have led to the Miami Heat president getting a sizable payday if the Kansas City Chiefs had won their third consecutive Super Bowl. Turns out, the Basketball ...

Riley said he devotes his share of revenues gleaned from "three-peat" usage — he's had trademarks on that term for about 35 ...

Pat Riley could profit if the Kansas City Chiefs achieve a Super Bowl three-peat due to his trademark on the term. This trademark, secured in the 1980s during his tenure with the Los Angeles ...

They did not end up winning the championship that season, but the phrase was trademarked by Miami Heat General Manager and former Lakers head coach Pat Riley in 1989. Fast forward 36 years later ...

Thanks to an agreement with Miami Heat president Pat Riley, they'll be able to use the phrase "Three-Peat" worry-free if they do win. Riley owns several trademarks to varying versions of the ...

In August of 1989 Riles & Company, Inc., Riley's corporate entity, successfully registered a trademark in the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office —Registration Number 1552980— the phrase “three ...

Front Office Sports is reporting that Pat Riley and the NFL have reached an ... wrote for Uproxx and The Sporting News. He has three children, two degrees and one now unverified Twitter account.

Legendary NBA coach and Miami Heat president and minority owner Pat Riley has made a lot of great decisions in his career. After his own time as a player he led the Los Angeles Lakers to four ...