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The WNBA can't afford a lockout
The WNBA's best players want to make $1 million annually but the league's (unique) ownership structure makes that unlikely. Today's newsletter includes…
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The WNBA can't afford a lockout
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Dana White has officially entered boxing, securing TKO a $10 million annual payday
After years of speculation and rumors, the worst-kept secret in sports is official; UFC CEO and President Dana White is teaming up with Saudi Arabia to…
Mar 7
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Dana White has officially entered boxing, securing TKO a $10 million annual payday
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Formula 1 had another record-setting year (and isn't slowing down anytime soon)
Today's newsletter includes a deep dive into Formula 1's business, including its revenue sources, future growth prospects, stock performance, and more.
Mar 5
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Formula 1 had another record-setting year (and isn't slowing down anytime soon)
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ESPN BET could shut down in 2026 with its $2 billion deal heading south
Today's newsletter includes a deep dive into the U.S. sports betting market, including why ESPN BET is failing and what other companies can…
Mar 3
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ESPN BET could shut down in 2026 with its $2 billion deal heading south
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How the NFL Combine became one of the league's most valuable assets
Lucas Oil Stadium was designed to host the NFL Combine. Now, the NFL wants to move it to other cities, hoping to spark a bidding war similar to the NFL…
Feb 26
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How the NFL Combine became one of the league's most valuable assets
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Major League Soccer has arrived (with sky-rocketing valuations and increased profitability)
Lionel Messi gets all the buzz, but MLS has quietly built a really nice business over the last decade, now challenging the NHL as America's 4th…
Feb 24
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Major League Soccer has arrived (with sky-rocketing valuations and increased profitability)
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Why ESPN ended its 35-year relationship with Major League Baseball
It’s official: Major League Baseball will no longer be on ESPN.
Feb 21
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Why ESPN ended its 35-year relationship with Major League Baseball
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Why athletes like Cristiano Ronaldo and Max Verstappen are buying new private jets
Today's newsletter is a deep dive into the world of private jets — how these deals are structured, the difference in models, total annual operating…
Feb 20
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Joe Pompliano
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Why athletes like Cristiano Ronaldo and Max Verstappen are buying new private jets
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The NBA All-Star Game is a circus (and that's okay)
It’s time for all of us to admit what we already know: The NBA All-Star game stinks.
Feb 19
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The NBA All-Star Game is a circus (and that's okay)
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YouTube TV is charging more money for a worse product — but what is the next best alternative?
Today's newsletter covers YouTube TV's rise, the platform's changes over the years, and alternatives consumers might consider due to constant price…
Feb 14
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YouTube TV is charging more money for a worse product — but what is the next best alternative?
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Steve Cohen Wants To Spend $8 Billion To Transform Citi Field Into An Entertainment District
Last month, hundreds of Mets fans gathered at Citi Field in Queens, New York, for the team’s “Amazin’ Day” fan fest.
Feb 12
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Steve Cohen Wants To Spend $8 Billion To Transform Citi Field Into An Entertainment District
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The Timberwolves sale is one of the most unique transactions in sports history
Alex Rodriguez and Marc Lore will soon assume control of the Minnesota Timberwolves, an investment that will be marked up $1.5 billion on day one.
Feb 11
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The Timberwolves sale is one of the most unique transactions in sports history
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