Not all Foot Locker locations will remain open after being acquired by Dick’s.

In its third-quarter earnings report released on Tuesday, the sporting goods chain said it will begin to address “unproductive” Foot Locker assets, including closing “underperforming” stores.

Dick’s completed its acquisition of Foot Locker on Sept. 8 months after first announcing the $2.4 billion deal in May.

Specific locations were not revealed, but Dick’s Executive Chairman Ed Stack told CNBC that the company has identified an initial number of stores. A timeline was not provided.

“We need to clean out the garage,” Stack said. “This means clearing out unproductive inventory, closing underperforming stores, and right-sizing assets that don’t align with our go-forward vision for the Foot Locker business

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