Today’s guest columnist is Alex Michael, managing director at LionTree. As we enter 2023, it’s no surprise sports programming has taken center stage in the…
Tom Brady’s wind-swept, sad-eyed retirement video has forced the entire sports-media industrial complex to fall back on the conditional tense, a grammatical construct…
Sports betting stocks have soared to open the year, with pack of long beaten-down companies—DraftKings, Genius Sports , Sportradar, Caesars Entertainment—all gaining…
Two weeks ago, Netflix released its behind-the-scenes tennis docuseries Break Point. A golf-focused Full Swing is due next month, offering a Formula 1: Drive to…
The Las Vegas Raiders called him “the energy guy,” but it wasn’t for electrifying play. It was because of actual electricity. Baird Fogel is a transactional…
As Super Bowl disasters go, this fell somewhere between a crazed Bruce Dern plotting to ram the Goodyear Blimp into the crowd at the Orange Bowl in the film Black Sunday …
Today’s guest columnist is Steve Bornstein, president, North America, Genius Sports. Over the past decade, our lives have been revolutionized by industries that…
WWE and Manchester United share a common feature: One of their largest shareholders is a quiet English fund manager who loves beer and candy, and readily quotes Warren…
Once a week, the Kansas City Chiefs hold a different kind of tape session, when seven employees from across departments gather to review their personal TikTok…
Courts haven’t been kind to athletic amateurism of late, but the NCAA hopes Congress will reverse that trend—creating a federal statute that could carve out an antitrust…
Andy Roddick is the most recent American man to win a Grand Slam, having secured a U.S. Open title in 2003 with a win over Spain’s Juan Carlos Ferrero in straight sets…
If the NCAA has its way, Congress will pass legislation to nationalize NIL rules, declare that college athletes aren’t employees and insulate amateurism from antitrust…