Darren Rovell is a Senior Executive Producer and Reporter for Action, a sports news outlet. With a focus on sports betting and business, Darren covers a wide range of topics including odds, sponsorships, licensing, and interviews with industry leaders. His articles provide insights into the intersection of sports, finance, and popular culture.
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Darren Rovell's focus is primarily on sports, particularly sports betting and related business aspects. He often cites data and provides investment analysis in his coverage. This suggests that he may be receptive to pitches offering unique data insights or expert commentary related to the business side of sports, such as sponsorships, licensing deals, and financial performance of relevant companies.
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Read about how Mr. Beast and the Hornets have agreed to a patch deal.
Read about how Fanatics was approved for a sportsbook license in NY.
By: Darren Rovell
A survey indicates Fanatics may have a better chance than ESPN BET in the sports betting marketplace.
By: Darren Rovell
Read an interview with an executive at ESPN BET.
Darren Rovell reports on the latest stat controversy nagging NBA player prop bettors.
Read about how the Blackhawks have become the first team to offer souvenir tickets to every game.
By: Darren Rovell
Read about Blake Martinez and his suspect Pokémon card business.
DraftKings has had a hell of a year so far. It's now the No. 1 sports betting company in the U.S., according to Eilers, beating out FanDuel
By: Darren Rovell
Read about a poll about the upcoming ESPN BET.
MLB artifact hunters will still have the chance to bid on Shohei Ohtani's historic 50th home run ball on Friday ... despite a new lawsuit that's reportedly trying to halt the proceedings.
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