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The first round of the NFL draft has come and gone, and six teams have new quarterbacks to build their respective futures around.
By: Eric Fisher, David Rumsey
This year's draft is on pace to shatter attendance records. On TV, the former coaches impressed many with their analysis Thursday night.
By: Eric Fisher, David Rumsey
The prospect of European soccer leagues playing regular-season matches in the U.S.—for years a highly tantalizing prospect for many promoters and stadium operators—is now moving closer to reality.
Minnesota swept Phoenix, sending home the franchise paying the league’s third-highest estimated luxury-tax bill this season.
The commissioner didn’t offer a timeline for expansion, or get into specifics of how that would happen, but the scenario is a complicated one.
By: Eric Fisher, David Rumsey
Disney and Warner Bros. Discovery are currently paying the NBA rightly $2.7 billion combined annually to air games on ESPN and TNT, respectively.
By: David Rumsey
Dolphins owner Stephen Ross, who also owns the Miami F1 race and the venue that hosts it, Hard Rock Stadium, is said to have recently entertained a $10 billion offer for control of those sporting assets.
By: David Rumsey
The company has fallen from grace after roaring success in 2020. More job cuts were announced Thursday, too.
The Miami Grand Prix falls under the stewardship of Stephen Ross, the billionaire owner of the Dolphins.
Churchill Downs is unveiling a brand-new paddock after $200 million worth of renovations were completed in time for the 150th running of the iconic horse race.
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