Keeping Score

Every week we take you inside the $1.3 trillion world of sports. This week we take you inside the bubble where most of those sports are currently operating. Oak View Group Chairman of Facilities, Peter Luukko, talks to us from inside the NHL bubble in Toronto. Sports professor Rick Horrow also provides the latest on sports dealmaking, technology and lifestyle.

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In this special edition podcast, Reuters' sports journalist Philip O'Connor catches up with Hedvig Lindahl, one the most decorated footballers in the world. They discuss how she landed at Atletico Madrid, her time with Sweden's national team, and a new non-profit to help grow the women's game.

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Survey results show fans have taken COVID more seriously because of sports, and have also explored sports they haven’t watched before.

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A new study shows advertisers expect to spend less on production, more on digital and place a premium on flexibility.

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Starting this weekend, an additional 500 people will be on-site at PGA TOUR stops.

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It's a good news, bad news kind of week in sports. Good news for the bottom line of Blue Jays players, streaming services and the International Olympic Committee, bad news for minor league baseball players that are out of work. We explore it all on Keeping Score this week and talk to one of those minor leaguers. Mitch Horacek has been in professional baseball since 2013 and pitched with the Minnesota Twins last spring. The Dartmouth alumnus has started several companies while waiting to see what the future holds for his baseball career.

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Despite consumer spending continuing to increase, ad budgets will be down in both the 3rd and 4th quarter. Advertisers are also looking for an ability to adjust on the fly in a fast-moving marketplace.

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A dive into the rise in New Jersey’s sports gambling intake for June shows a huge preference for betting on non-traditional sports.

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The UFC has signed a music licensing deal which may set a new standard for a working relationship between a sports league and a music service.

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After getting permission to play in D.C., finding a new home for the Blue Jays is the only remaining hurdle for baseball this week.

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