• Under Armour Reports First-Ever Quarterly Loss, But Beats Predictions

• Report: ESPN Will Reduce "Baseball Tonight" To Once Weekly Show

• Jackie Robinson Foundation Hosting Groundbreaking For New Museum

• Rutgers Offers Sneak Peak Of Adidas Jerseys, New Training Center

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Today: Trey Wingo talks taking over for Chris Berman on ESPN’s Draft coverage, while a jazzed-up Zurich Classic tees off in New Orleans .

Under Armour today reported a Q1 loss of $2.3M, down from a profit of 19.2M in the year-ago period, but "still beat Wall Street expectations." Fueled by a 52% "rise in international sales," revenue rose to $1.12B, "edging out analyst projections" ( AP, 4/27 ). The results, made public before the market opened, marked UA's "first-ever operating loss as a public company" as it faces a "weak U.S. apparel market" ( Baltimore SUN, 4/25 ). North American sales were down 1%. The company "affirmed its full-year revenue guidance" ( MARKETWATCH.com, 4/27 ).

ESPN reportedly will “cut back its ‘Baseball Tonight’ studio show to a Sunday only affair” as part of the net’s widespread cuts that came down yesterday ( N.Y. DAILY NEWS, 4/26 ). The net also reportedly will “use some of MLB Network’s studio programming heading forward.” ESPN owns an equity stake in BAMTech, which was spun off of MLBAM ( SI.com, 4/25 ). Among the ESPN personalities who were let go yesterday are MLB analysts Dallas Braden , Raul Ibanez , Jim Bowden and Jayson Stark ( SFGATE.com, 4/25 ).

The Jackie Robinson Foundation this morning in N.Y. will hold a ceremonial groundbreaking for the forthcoming Jackie Robinson Museum. The event will include MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred , Jackie Robinson Foundation President & CEO Della Britton Baeza  and family members Rachel and Sharon Robinson . The foundation has raised more than $23M toward the development of the museum, projected to open in '19 and designed to celebrate the late Baseball HOFer and his legacy breaking the sport’s color barrier.

Rutgers during an "invitation-only ribbon-cutting ceremony" last night unveiled the new Harriett and Bob Druskin Strength & Conditioning Center. Men's basketball coach Steve Pikiell  said of the new weight room at the Rutgers Athletics Center, "This is a Big Ten facility" ( NJ.com, 4/26 ). Rutgers also "gave a glimpse of the new Adidas basketball jerseys when they presented" the Druskins with a "framed commemorative jersey." The school's previous deal with Nike runs through June 30 ( NJ.com, 4/27 ).

A Missouri state court scheduled an Oct. 2 jury trial in St. Louis’ lawsuit against the NFL for the relocation process that led to the move of the Rams last year to L.A. The city of St. Louis, county of St. Louis, and the convention center filed suit earlier this month against the NFL, alleging the relocation process was fraudulent and is seeking what could be nine figures in damages. The NFL has yet to reply in the court, or even filed to note the name of its legal representatives, according to the case’s docket. The case is filed in the 22nd Judicial Circuit (St. Louis City).

Champs Sports today launches the latest installment of its “The Moment” franchise, with Episode Three featuring Falcons WR Julio Jones along with Atlanta-based hip-hop group Migos . The franchise provides a platform for athletes to share stories rooted in their journeys to success through musical collaborations. The episode begins with Jones walking down the streets of an Atlanta-based neighborhood clad in Under Armour ( Champs Sports ).

DirecTV today "will continue its 4K live sports telecasts" with both an MLB and EPL game. The satellite TV provider will offer in 4K the afternoon Manchester United-Manchester City match at Etihad Stadium, followed by tonight's Yankees-Red Sox game at Fenway Park. Company officials said that this will mark the "first time DirecTV has aired two live sporting events back-to-back on the same day in 4K" ( MULTICHANNEL.com, 4/26 ).

The WALL STREET JOURNAL's Jason Gay writes under the header, " Is The NFL Draft Must-See? " ESPN "had a vision which became both a business success and a cultural phenomenon, to the point there are months of Oscar-like buildup." However, in an "instant-update universe, is football's selection show destination television?" Meanwhile, THE RINGER looks at modern talent assessment strategies: " The New Rules of the NFL Draft ."

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The Univ. of Memphis will hold a groundbreaking ceremony for its new indoor football practice facility at 11:00am CT.

Last night’s “Final Jeopardy!” category was “Historic Homes.”

“While the White House was being built, George Washington ’s executive mansion was in this city.”

NBC’s Jimmy Fallon: “Looks like Derek Jeter and Jeb Bush will be buying the Miami Marlins. That’s right, one guy who could have been president and Jeb Bush” ( “The Tonight Show,” NBC, 4/26 ).

CBS’ Stephen Colbert : “It looks like baseball's Miami Marlins are going to be sold to a group led by Derek Jeter and Jeb Bush, or as they're known by their celebrity couple name, ‘Derek Jeter.’ … Baseball apparently very popular with republican dynasties because -- this is true -- look who just got edged out from buying the team, Tagg Romney . I think this isn't fair. I think a guy name Tagg should really own a baseball team, the same way the Knicks should be owned by billionaire Dunk Hooperson” ( “The Late Show,” CBS, 4/26 ).