How Big Ten and SEC Found Themselves on the Opposite Side of Trump
The bill is considered dead if it doesn’t pass the Senate before August.
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Aaron Judge Injury Deals Major Blow to Yankees—and MLB
The Yankees megastar will miss the heart of the season.
Shedeur Sanders’s $17.7M in Licensing Income Was Mostly From Trading Cards
The bulk of Sanders's record NFLPA income came from cards, not jerseys.
Tim Legler on His First NBA Finals Call
Rich Eisen on the SportsCenter golden era, his new podcast, and NFL Network joining ESPN.
‘This Was SportsCenter’: Rich Eisen Explains All
Rich Eisen on the SportsCenter golden era, his new podcast, and NFL Network joining ESPN.
Stanley Cup Final Viewership for Game 1 Nearly Doubles on ABC
The Vegas win was the most-watched Stanley Cup Final opener since 2019.
What’s Harder Than Biking 10,000 Miles? Buying World Cup Tickets
Three fans biked from Argentina to Kansas City, but don’t have tickets.
Duke-Michigan Hoops Moving to MLB Ballpark to Skirt Rights Issue
The crux of the move is due to media-rights complications.
Eli Manning Buys Into Youth Sports, but ‘This Isn’t About Raising Prices’
Manning discussed the Knicks' playoff run and the Giants' new coach.
ESPN Braces for More Layoffs
The cuts are expected to affect both talents and non-camera-facing employees.
Knicks Ticket Prices Keep Climbing
Knicks Ticket Prices Keep Climbing
Knicks Get-In Prices for Game 3 at MSG Hit $8,000—and Climbing
Knicks Finals tickets now outprice both the Super Bowl and World Cup.
How Will FIFA Unload Tens of Thousands of World Cup Tickets?
Ticket prices haven’t plummeted—yet.
Senate Bill Causes Rifts in Longtime College Sports Alliances
Saban testified in favor of the bill, while the SEC is against it.
Trump Administration: World Cup Is ‘Behind’ on Drone Security
DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin said counter-drone measures are “a little behind.”
Sen. Coons on the College Sports Crisis in Congress
Senator Coons on the college sports bill, athlete rights, SEC Big Ten opposition, and the path forward.
The 25 Highest-Paid MLB Catchers in 2026
Cal Raleigh Jr. is the highest-paid with a $17.5 million annual salary.
MLB’s Long-Stalled Stadium Plans—Rays and A’s—Show Progress
The A’s and Rays both are drawing closer to getting new ballparks.
A New Rift in College Sports
A New Rift in College Sports
Maja Chwalińska Makes French Open Final, Nearly Triples Career Earnings
Chwalińska was ranked No. 114 before the French Open began.
ESPN Evaluating AI Promos After Tony Parker Backlash
The network says it used AI for portraits of Parker and others.
Terry Rozier Rips Ruling That Blocked Most of $26.6M Deal
The former Heat guard says release conditions jeopardize his NBA future.
NFL Defends TV Deals As Goodell Declines to Testify Before Congress
The league continues to tout its commitment to broadcast television.
How Much Money Will the Knicks Make From Their Finals Run?
Finals games alone could be worth $20 million each.
Asset Class: Knicks Cash In
Asset Class: Knicks Cash In
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