Adam Minter

Presidential elections tend to dip into the league’s viewership, but this year is different. The former president’s antics have lost their must-see TV factor.

The Carolina Panthers owner is bad at his job. But the league’s financial safety net disincentivizes him to do better.

(Bloomberg Opinion) -- If on-field success is a measuring stick, Appaloosa Management co-founder David Tepper's 2018 purchase of the Carolina Panthers has been a disaster.

He's sitting out the rest of the season over an alleged unpaid $100,000 payment. But it's not the “I told you so” moment some college sports fans think it is.

Everything was looking up for the University of Nevada Las Vegas football in September.

The new era of sports gambling is even more of a reason to deny him baseball's highest honor despite what his supporters say.

Women’s basketball stars Breanna Stewart and Napheesa Collier launched a new league. It could rival their own employer.

US women's basketball just wrapped up a thrilling series finale, but some games were marred by referees who made bad calls.

The Yankees-Dodgers matchup gave MLB a nice viewership bump on traditional TV. But social media gives leagues the biggest boost long term.

What the sports legend is fighting for in his lawsuit against the stock car racing association could lead to more money and a boost in viewership.