Adam Silver Is the Winner in the Battle for the NBA’s Rights Future
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Adam Silver Is the Winner in the Battle for the NBA’s Rights Future
The sequestering of the big Butte market was duck soup for the aggressive Hill and allowed him to play the role that would make him a legend: forcing competitiveness on a rigged market.
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While some leagues are more diversified than the NFL, the major predicament faced by traditional sports leagues is the same: big media pays for big sports because of big advertising. Big advertising in 2020 has more places to put it's money than ever before, and American consumers are increasingly spending their entertainment time with streaming se... See more
Lea Boreland • Adapting sports
The initial general wariness of crypto money made it a bit trickier than it otherwise would have been to buy the naming rights for a professional sports arena. FTX tried and failed to sponsor the stadiums used by the Kansas City Chiefs and the New Orleans Saints. And so when someone from the Miami Heat reached out to them to suggest that FTX buy th
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Women’s tennis has always been at the forefront of the fight for equal pay, status, and coverage. Yet, their finances have had to be saved by China and now Saudi Arabia, whereas nowadays, a league like the WNBA is growing on a foundation of activism and seems ready to become the new women’s sports leader. A bit ironic, no? Like, tennis did the job,
... See moreYet in an Annie Oakley–Frank Butler modus operandi, anything the Blazers could do, the Lakers could do better.