Inside the CFP decision; why the Bears job is so coveted; UFC extends into France and celebrations of the lives of two late NFL executives.

The U.S. Open's massive opening week; the Bears set to pull curtain back on Arlington Heights and the Braves continue to roll on the business side

CFP expansion talks heat up again, the PGA Tour tables its global series plans and RedBird Capital leads the AC Milan acquisition.

SeatGeek raises a new financing round, the NBA announces its Covid testing policy and the Magic unveil a state-of-the-art practice facility.

Fanatics strikes a deal with LA28, the MLBPA looks to unionize all minor leaguers and are Sinclair’s RSNs being prepared to be sold?

The PGA Tour gets exactly what it wanted; WTA board set to vote on CVC investment; Steve Cohen making all the right moves and the sports community suffers another heartbreaking loss.

A new day for tennis players and their commercial rights; Amazon Just Walk Out an early hit; gridiron comes to Ireland and it was 20 years ago today....

A seismic day for the future of golf; baseball's hot summer in New York; and is 'Welcome To Wrexham' the sleeper hit of summer?

Two MLB teams test the market; Leonsis eyeing Nats? Jay Monahan in the spotlight and NWSL team eyes attendance record

AEG's massive overhaul of a landmark; Fenway Sports Group diversifies into music and remembering Jamey Rootes

MLB and ESPN score with Classic; revamping the business model of golf and owners to keep your eye on

The Big Ten's big day; Kevin Warren's win; streaming numbers in July surprise; the Haslams look to move ahead and MLB hits Williamsport

The NWSL adds to its C-suite; CA regents ponder next step against UCLA; Bally Sports + sets national launch; the W's strong viewership season and podcast suggestions

Univ of CA Board of Regents hears UCLA's reasons for bolting to Big Ten; NBA's big push around Election Day; and player intrigue in golf continues

A key deal for streaming data; a major kit renewal for MLS' Galaxy; and the CFP sets its future site lineup.

New era for Commanders; Are you ready for more on the Lakers "Legacy"? And more woes at Soldier Field

FIFA shifts opener of World Cup; MLB shows well in Iowa; Broncos tab a new president and Boehly retains sports venue design pioneer. 

New day in Denver as ownership meets the team; Disney's streaming strength; Fox pushes back on any ad slowdown and MLB dreams big again in Iowa.

Endeavor sells minor league teams; Eddy Cue meets with MLS BOG; NFL eyes Black Friday game for '23

The end of the Bowlen era in Denver; Big Ten media deal close? Also, Jake Paul's venture in sports betting and Eck's walk-off.

Darren Eales departs United; MLB gets a boost at the gate this weekend; Tributes in Canton and Nick Faldo's tearful sign-off.

 The Hall of Fame Village still faces financial headwinds, LIV Golf gets its first day in court and MLB sets next season’s London series.

The NFL appeals the Watson ruling, UFC Fight Pass plans to include live on-screen shopping and European soccer clubs dominate worldwide Twitter sports rankings.

What's next for Stephen Ross? A preview of Leagues Cup; Broncos add more star power and people on the move

The legacy of Euro '22; Bay state becomes 31st to get in the sports betting game; PGA Tour builds up purses in new schedule; why Prime was smart with Dude Perfect; and three people to watch.

Losing a legend, and the complex and complicated LIV Golf event wraps up in Bedminster.

NFL touts Back Together Saturday; Kliavkoff set to present the path forward for Pac-12; Blue Jays roll out massive Rogers Center renovation and trends in sports viewership

LIV Golf's third event takes place in the spotlight; baseball scores in NYC; Camping World moves on from NASCAR's Truck Series; and MLB eyes loyalty program.

Mike Brown feels the revenue pressures of the NFL; Ben Navarro lands coveted Cincy tennis deal; Baseball's back in NYC

What does NFL+ mean for the league? Bears seem nonplussed by Mayor Lightfoot's plan; XFL brings on three new markets; and Legends targets cycling as growth sport.

What's next for WWE; Packers financials shed light on NFL team revenue; Will Red Sox patch deal set MLB market?

The LA Rams unveiled their championship rings, NASCAR teams want more of the TV money and the NFL is experiencing some softness in ticket sales.

The Sixers eye Center City for a new arena, All-Star Game merchandise enjoys record sales and Drew Brees joins the ownership ranks.

Notre Dame is looking to get paid, FaZe Clan goes public and Tepper Sports & Entertainment loses another executive.

TV sports ad revenue continues to set records, the Big 12 and Pac-12 decide not to dance and Tom Glick officially takes over the day-to-day at Chelsea.

MLB settles lawsuit with minor leaguers, SEC Media Days start in Atlanta and legislation could clear the way for a new soccer stadium in Boston.

Casey Close and Excel Sports Management files lawsuit, Molson Coors to make return to Super Bowl advertising, and additions to William Hill Sportsbook at Capital One Arena in DC.

Is Apple close on Sunday Ticket? Yankees tab Legends Global Partnerships to sell jersey patch; NWSL set to move HQs to NYC.

Tiger talks very tough, will others listen and follow? Silver appreciative of hitting $10B in revenue; LeBron to tout Pepsi's LIFEWTR; and Paul Archey takes reins at JMI Sports Properties.

Media talks in the spotlight; Heinz says it was outbid on naming rights; and what will DOJ investigation mean for PGA Tour? Plus, three names on the move. 

The W's big weekend in Chicago; Two NBA player deals look to change the model; More division in men's golf and a new name coming for Pittsburgh's stadium.

Raiders' hire wins praise; Engelbert outlines WNBA expansion process; early record for Women's Euro; and connecting through the Buzzcast.

Talking points from Sun Valley; Pac-12 retains Sports Media Advisors; Oak View Group to sell Top Golf national sponsorships and Rapino remains influential with new deal at Live Nation

Women's Euros kick off amid momentum; college leaders may go sleepless in July; more division in men's golf; and the Grier family's legacy in sports.

What's next for Pac-12 and Big 12? LIV Golf concludes U.S. debut; first week attendance dip at Wimbledon; and Chelsea finalizing deal with Tom Glick.

The day after the Big Ten's big deal and what's next; Pitch clock data shows impressive pace of play and momentum builds for A's in Bay Area.

Yormark takes Big 12 reins Aug. 1 and Canton welcome Joe Browne and others with Awards of Excellence.

BioSteel makes a major move with the NHL, while the USFL looks for additional investors.