Keeping Score

This week, one of the four major U.S. sports leagues officially returns to action, as the great sports comeback continues. We talk with Andy Dolich, who has spent five decades in the sports industry including front office positions with teams in all four leagues. Dolich breaks down missed opportunities over the last five months and what opportunities can still be capitalized on.

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A list released by BrandZ provides some insight on what brands are thriving during the pandemic.

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The PGA Tour has continued its philanthropic work at tour sites despite the pandemic.

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Addressing political and social issue paint schemes appears to be on NASCAR’s radar.

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Bulls are in the news, both stateside and internationally.

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The Washington NFL franchise has retired its 85+ season name, who is next in professional sports? And what are the financial implications of the change?

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As the United States inches closer to its primary sports leagues returning to play, Keeping Score looks ahead at what to expect. Legends President of Global Planning Bill Rhoda talks candidly about how the pandemic has impacted facility development over the last few months, and what he views will be the big changes at stadiums in the future.

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Manchester City fans will soon have a chance to show they can manage the club better than team management after announcing a new gaming partnership with Capstone.

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The NBA has come to an agreement on social injustice uniform messaging as the league continues to take the lead, among sports leagues, on the topic.

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For the first time ever, the Minor League Baseball season is cancelled as a year that was already going to be tumultuous for the league gets worse.

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