Weekly Issue

Marketing and Sponsorship

Lucas Oil looks to NHRA deal to boost new line

EA Sports to begin push for ‘Madden’

He was ‘Up For Whatever,’ and so is Bud Light’s millennial push

Media

NBC eyes USA Track & Field to build out Olympic sports roster

Sochi’s $1.1 billion boosts Comcast’s Q1 results

NBA’s TV partners want flex scheduling

NBA national viewership drops for second straight season

‘This thing is much more than a sporting event’

NBC brings fresh horses for Derby

NBC Sports’ John Miller: Why Derby and Olympics skew female

In this draft class, everyone is following Johnny Football

Even a court victory for Aereo won’t torpedo sports rights fees

ESPN, Univision see big World Cup ad sales

Leagues and Governing Bodies

Playoff playlist: NHL’s postseason songs give artists exposure

Penguins and Avalanche already feel ‘Radioactive’

Franchises

NBA’s global value plays role in sale of Bucks

Facilities

A Hunt-Holder bid for Braves work could make some history

Board’s scale, programming to change Churchill

Shift in site won’t require overhaul of Warriors’ arena design

Labor and Agents

Teams take different approaches to extra lead time for draft

In Depth

Teams make their case for mobile ticketing

Colleges try mobile delivery for student tickets

Digital drives the discussion for Live Nation

Ticketing on the go

Finance

Owners buy into skateboarding circuit

Events and Attractions

TPC to offer new fan amenities

Opinion

Cartoon: Cost of entry

Former CEO Seth Waugh on leading, learning, golf and a ‘No assholes’ rule

Level of accountability separates sports marketing by objectives

Steps to reverse inactivity trend in U.S.

NBA responds on salary cap, league revenue issues

Coast to Coast

Coast to Coast

People and Pop Culture

People: Executive transactions

Faces and Places

Plugged In: Phil Bedella, Comcast SportsNet Chicago

Arne Duncan, U.S. Secretary of Education

Research and Ratings

NBA Turnstile Tracker

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If we get to Year 5 and our performance continues to suffer, at that point everything is fair game. ... We’re going to figure out what changes need to be made, but the change that’s not going to be made is moving David out at this point.
-- Mets owner Steve Cohen, on his willingness to back President of Baseball Operations David Stearns through the end of his contract.
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