The stadium sagas of the Oakland A’s and Tampa Bay Rays remain decidedly thorny, but MLB is increasingly thinking about expansion.
Potential lawsuits are brewing in two recent cases involving prominent head coaches in college sports. Northwestern dismissed football coach Pat Fitzgerald following new details of a hazing scandal.
Tuesday’s Senate hearing exploring the PGA Tour’s controversial deal with Saudi Arabia likely won’t be the last as the two parties move toward a definitive agreement by their self-imposed Dec.
Last week’s U.S. Women’s Open on NBC Sports was the most-watched edition of the golf tournament since 2014, with Sunday’s final round on NBC and Peacock reaching 2.2 million peak viewers.
Sixth Street, a global investment firm with about $65B in assets, will commit more capital to NWSL expansion club Bay FC “than probably any women’s professional sports team in the world,” said the firm’s CEO Alan Waxman.
LIV Golf and the PGA Tour each spent tens of millions on litigation costs over nearly a year before the deal’s framework was announced on June 6.
An American firm — one of the biggest multi-club owners in soccer — is looking to raise a significant chunk of change to expand its global ambitions. Miami-based private equity firm 777 Partners is setting its sights on raising $220 million to fund its soccer portfolio, according to Bloomberg.
The Oakland A’s relocation efforts continue to gather steam — but with a pressing issue looming.
Shohei Ohtani is poised to shatter MLB free-agency records this winter — but will it be a wise business decision to sign him?
Microsoft has won a U.S. court decision to move forward with its $68.7 billion acquisition of Activision Blizzard, the developer of popular video games such as Call of Duty, World of Warcraft, and Overwatch.
As the influence of foreign money in U.S. sports continues to draw increased interest and controversy, the NBA will continue to restrict majority ownership of its basketball teams.
Atlanta Braves outfielder Ronald Acuña Jr has the top-selling MLB player jersey at the season’s halfway point, followed by Los Angeles Angels two-way star Shohei Ohtani.
No wonder the NBA and its national TV partners are salivating over potential TV ratings for Victor Wembanyama.
Michael Irvin’s lawsuit against Marriott and several employees of one of the hotel chain’s locations remains ongoing — and the same goes for his NFL Network suspension.
Northwestern University has fired head football coach Pat Fitzgerald just days after initially suspending him for two weeks after finding evidence of hazing within the football program.
Less than six years ago, the New York Times asked whether the upstart sports site The Athletic would “pillage” newspapers of their best talent. After today’s stunning announcement that the Times is shuttering its Sports section in favor of The Athletic, some wonder if that divide-and-conquer strategy is still in effect.
The New York Times is heading for a potentially nasty union fight in the wake of its decision to shut down its sports department. The NewsGuild of New York said late Monday that it intends to contest the Times’ decision to have its sports coverage handled by The Athletic, which the paper purchased early last year for $550 million.
The controversial alliance between the PGA Tour and Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund will be laid bare on Tuesday when two Tour officials testify at a Senate hearing examining the bombshell agreement.
Major League Baseball is introducing its new generation of players as it conducts the 2023 amateur draft during All-Star Week in Seattle. The league uses the Midseason Classic to try to bring attention to its draft on the levels of its counterparts in the NFL and NBA.
The most-talked-about venue in sports right now isn’t yet open and wasn’t designed for sports — and it could ultimately siphon lucrative events from team owners.
Stan Kroenke’s latest real estate project looks to bring new life to his struggling Major League Soccer team. The Colorado Rapids — who have the worst
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer has asked the Food and Drug Administration to investigate Prime Hydration for its marketing towards children and the high amounts of caffeine in its energy drinks. Prime Hydration was founded by social media influencers Logan Paul and KSI.
Public funding has never been more of a make-or-break issue for NFL teams and stadium projects. With the exception of the privately financed, $5 billion-plus
A $550 million burden that has never turned a profit has managed to trigger massive changes at one of the leading U.S. media outlets. The New York Times
A $550 million burden that has never turned a profit has managed to trigger massive changes at one of the leading U.S. media outlets. The New York Times
The sports desk had around 35 journalists and editors, and all will be moved to different parts of the newspaper, with no planned layoffs.
After more than a generation of MLB team payrolls closely tied to on-field success, that model is being inverted like never before. Entering this week’s All-Star Break, the New York Mets — owners of MLB’s highest payroll ever at $348 million — are out of playoff position and openly musing about dismantling their current roster.
Congressman James Comer reportedly will propose legislation that can make way for the city of Washington, D.C. to build a new football stadium for the Commanders on the site of its former longtime home.
Cryptocurrencies crashed hard throughout 2022, causing shock waves throughout tech, media and banking.
On the heels of the proposed merger between LIV Golf and the PGA Tour, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is building a new sports investment company.
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