Labor and Agents
CAA represents most coaches in CFP
Following Sunday night’s contentious College Football Playoff Selection Show, CAA and its super-agent, Jimmy Sexton, lead the way in college football head coach representation as the CFP is set to get underway next Friday.
Influence 125: Jeff Schwartz, Mark Steinberg and Casey Close, Excel Sports Management
Influence 125 highlights the most influential sports business figures of the past quarter-century. See the list.
Influence 125: Don Fehr, MLBPA/NHLPA
Influence 125 highlights the most influential sports business figures of the past quarter-century. See the list.
Influence 125: Mike Levine, Howie Nuchow and Paul Danforth, CAA Sports
Influence 125 highlights the most influential sports business figures of the past quarter-century. See the list.
Influence 125: Sandy Montag, IMG/The Montag Group/Wasserman
Influence 125 highlights the most influential sports business figures of the past quarter-century. See the list.
Influence 125: Scott Boras, Boras Corp.
Influence 125 highlights the most influential sports business figures of the past quarter-century. See the list.
Influence 125: Rick Dudley, Phil de Picciotto and John Shea, Octagon
Influence 125 highlights the most influential sports business figures of the past quarter-century. See the list.
Influence 125: Jimmy Sexton, CAA Football
Influence 125 highlights the most influential sports business figures of the past quarter-century. See the list.
Influence 125: Rich Paul, Klutch Sports Group
Influence 125 highlights the most influential sports business figures of the past quarter-century. See the list.
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They agree that more broadcast (TV) for baseball is a good thing. So let’s do this three-year deal; let’s see how it goes. At the end of it, my hope and expectation is that we’re in business for baseball for a super long time.-- NBC Sports President Rick Cordella, on how the network wants to remain a partner of MLB for a long time.
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