A.J. Perez is a journalist who specializes in sports business and legal issues in the United States. He has written for publications such as MarketWatch, Front Office Sports, Yardbarker, Crain's Cleveland Business, Ad Age, and Crain's Chicago Business. A.J. covers a wide range of topics, including team ownership, player lawsuits, major sports events, and controversies within the sports industry.
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Multiple teams are exploring hiring Jon Gruden as a head coach despite damning emails and a lawsuit against the NFL.
By: Michael McCarthy
The suit alleges Bayless offered the plaintiff $1.5 million to have sex with him, and that an FS1 exec grabbed her buttocks at a party.
A new Commanders stadium in Washington, D.C., is now an option after drama in Congress.
By: A.J. Perez, Michael Mccarthy
The day after FOS reported on a lawsuit filed by a former hairdresser, Skip Bayless and Fox hosts were silent. Outside voices were not.
The lawsuit filed by a former Fox Sports employee comes weeks before Fox broadcasts Super Bowl LIX.
Now that the regular season is wrapped, NFL teams are casting a wide net to fill their head coaching vacancies.
By: Daniel Roberts, A.J. Perez
LeBron's business partner is advising a group aiming to start an international basketball league. LeBron is not involved, a source tells FOS.
A federal judge dismissed the USOPC’s lawsuit against Prime this week. Excerpt: Terms of the out-of-court settlement were not disclosed.
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