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How the NBA Makes $14 Billion a Year
NBA teams made $12.25 billion in 2024-25 and the league projects $14.3 billion this season. Here is how the money works: the $76 billion ESPN, NBC and Amazon TV deal, collapsing local TV, $1.8 billion in sponsorship, the betting crackdown and $6.1 billion average team values.
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The ANNIKA driven by Gainbridge at Pelican
- 1L. Duncan-13
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Why Do NWSL Teams Keep Losing Their Own Stadiums for Playoff Games?
Gotham FC moved its NWSL semifinal from 25,000-seat Sports Illustrated Stadium to 5,000-seat Icahn Stadium over a bad pitch, and the Spirit needed a sponsor to keep Audi Field. Here is why NWSL teams keep losing their own stadiums, and who pays for it.
Who Makes Money When Prediction Markets Use Official Soccer Data?
Kalshi and Polymarket now settle soccer contracts on official data from Sportradar and Genius Sports. Sportradar's rights costs rose 54% last quarter while revenue rose 24%. Here is who really keeps the money: the leagues, the data suppliers or the exchanges.
What Would Collective Bargaining Look Like in College Sports?
Tennessee men's basketball players and school leaders negotiated a non-binding collective bargaining term sheet with a salary cap, spending floor, freshman pay scale and no NIL inducements. Here is what it says, how it differs from the House settlement and who would pay.
Who Is the Highest-Paid NBA Player in 2026-27?
Stephen Curry is the highest-paid NBA player for 2026-27 at a projected $122.6 million, including $60 million in endorsements. Here is how Curry passed LeBron James, why LeBron took a $49 million pay cut, and who pays the NBA’s top 20.
Why NBA Teams Lost $453 Million in Local TV Money While the League Booms
NBA teams lost about $453 million in local TV revenue over two seasons, according to Forbes, even as a record national TV deal and $6.1 billion average team values carried the league. Here is how the FanDuel Sports Network collapse hit teams, players and fans.
Why Sun Belt NHL Teams Keep Winning the Stanley Cup but Aren't the Most Valuable
Sun Belt NHL teams have won six of the last seven Stanley Cups, and the Hurricanes and Panthers have roughly quadrupled in value. But the Maple Leafs are still the most valuable team at $4.8 billion. Here is why winning and value are not the same in hockey.
Will MLB Free Agents Sign Before the December 1 Lockout?
MLB general managers and agents meet in Las Vegas November 9-12 with a lockout expected December 1. Here is who might sign before the freeze, why Tarik Skubal could get a record deal, why the $23.15 million qualifying offer looks better now, and who wins if free agents wait.
Why Are MLB Owners Willing to Risk the 2027 Season for a Salary Cap?
MLB owners are pushing for a salary cap that could cost baseball the 2027 season. Here is what the $258.2 million proposal does, why bankers say cost certainty would close the valuation gap with the NFL and NBA, and who pays if a lockout starts December 1.
What Did Winning the 2026 College World Series Mean for Oklahoma Baseball?
Oklahoma beat North Carolina for its first College World Series title since 1994. Off the field, it brought a $12.05 million contract for Skip Johnson, momentum for the $45 million Kimrey Family Stadium rebuild, a full SEC revenue share and a stronger pitch in recruiting.
LIV Golf Is Shutting Down, but the PGA Tour Is Still Paying for It
LIV Golf is winding down after a $300 million rescue fell apart, but the league already changed pro golf. Here is how LIV forced bigger PGA Tour purses, a new 2028 tour structure and modern TV coverage, who is paying for it, and where Jon Rahm and Bryson DeChambeau go next.
Why Are NFL Teams Building Domed Stadiums?
Five new NFL stadiums in a row will be covered, from Nashville in 2027 to Kansas City and Denver in 2031. Here is why teams want roofs, how ETFE changed the math, who pays billions in public money, and whether year-round events like Super Bowls and Final Fours make it worth it.
How Much Is ESPN Paying for the 24-Team College Football Playoff?
ESPN is paying nearly $1.7 billion over five years for the 24-team College Football Playoff starting in 2027. The cost is the Power 4 conference championship games. Here is who gets paid, who loses and what it means for teams, host cities, players and fans.
How Much Do College Football Players Really Make From NIL and Revenue Sharing?
New College Sports Commission data shows non-Power Four football players earn a median of about $1,500 from NIL, likely the EA Sports game payment, while Power Four quarterbacks top $1.6 million in revenue sharing. Here is who gets paid and who pays.
Softball Could Be the Biggest Untapped Business Opportunity in Women's Sports
Softball could become one of the biggest business opportunities in women's sports. With record Women's College World Series audiences, growing investment, national media coverage, and the expansion of the AUSL, professional softball finally has the foundation to build a sustainable business.
Texas Wins Back-to-Back NCAA Softball Championships as Women's College Softball Sets TV Records
Texas defeated Texas Tech for its second consecutive NCAA softball championship, but the bigger story was the audience. The 2026 Women's College World Series set viewership records, strengthening softball's position as a growing television and commercial property.