Keeping Score

Keeping Score

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Keeping Score episodes

  • Televised sports bonanza

    For the first time in sports history last week, the NBA, NFL, MLB, NHL, MLS and WNBA all played games on the same day. Since most of them are in empty venues, what are the implications for television and what do the numbers tell us about the impact? 


    Rick Horrow explores it all this week and chats with the founder of KissCam, Dana Veitch. Veitch explains how he has taken an in-arena entertainment feature and spread it around the world.


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    23 min
  • Alev Kelter, USA women's rugby athlete
    With the recent announcement that the 2021 Olympics in Japan will move forward "with or without COVID", this week is the perfect time to sit down with one of the U.S. athletes that will be there. Alev Kelter, one of the top women's rugby players in the world, talks about her current training regimen and the U.S. chances for gold in rugby. Rick Horrow also covers a range of sports business news including the implications of a Nielsen ratings change for sports

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    23 min
  • Fans speak on return
    A survey of 4000 people who regularly attend major sports and entertainment events reveals when most will feel comfortable to attend again.

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    2 min

About Keeping Score

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Sports Business Analyst Rick Horrow talks with the playmakers, deal makers and rule makers in the world of sports. Plus, he gives his take on items in the news using his 30 years of experience doing…