Revenue and attendance have rebounded from the COVID downturn, boosted by diversity and inclusion efforts that drew a broader fan base.
Lost cable fees mean reduced rights payments to teams. It’s uncertain how it will all play out, says Ben Strauss of The Washington Post.
We take a look at what the “acid trip of a mascot” is worth.
We examined the cost of a seat at the Staples Center over the course of a week — and what it reveals about ticket pricing.
The Supreme Court cleared the way for bookmakers to take in more than $70 billion.
And does fining players actually work?
Sport is a $150 billion business that's not immune to Brexit's currency fluctuations
Nathan Schoenfeld had practiced with the hockey team before.
How the weak Loonie could cause money troubles for Canadian hockey teams.
