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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Hill was detained and handcuffed by Miami-Dade police before the Dolphins game Sunday.
By: A.J. Perez
NBC's Mark Lazarus said the Venu Sports streaming service is an "incomplete service."
For how long will Disney, Fox, and Warner Bros. Discovery dig their heels in, for a legal fight that could drag into 2026?
By: Jill Painter Lopez
Reilly tells FOS he “bet on himself” when paying for his own trip to Jordan, Dubai, and Saudi Arabia.
This story is part of Latinx in Fitness, a series of articles highlighting the unique experiences of Latinx trainers, athletes, and gym owners within the fitness community from their own perspectives.
The former quarterback is still under a gag order as one of 43 listed defendants in a Mississippi Department of Human Services lawsuit.
WASHINGTON—Brett Favre's testimony at a Congressional hearing on federal welfare reform Tuesday included the Hall of Famer's revelation that he was “recently diagnosed with Parkinson's” disease.
By: A.J. Perez
GOP members of the House Ways and Means Committee gave Favre room to portray himself as a victim of the Mississippi welfare scandal.
UFC and former fighters agreed to a revised $375 million settlement. A U.S. District Court judge must approve it.
Stephen Ross is in advanced talks to sell 13% of the team. The deal would be the first or one of the first in the NFL's PE era if approved.
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