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Keeping Score episodes
- The other side of Nick SabanThe Alabama coach talks about growing up in West Virginia and how playing football prepared him for life.
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22 min - Remembering John McCainThe Arizona senator had strong feeling on sports, and in a 2016 conversation expounded on the NFL’s ill-fated ‘pay for patriotism’ black eye and why he wouldn’t want ‘a single dime of taxpayer dollars’ spent on subsidizing sports venues.
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14 min - The NBA’s new game
Milwaukee Bucks boss Peter Feigin talks about what opening a new arena means in an industry where a franchises increasingly depend on both their physical and virtual assets.
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23 min - In Indianapolis, an economy built on sportsRyan Vaughn, the President of the Indiana Sports Corp., explains how the city plotted a commitment to sports in the 1970s and why it’s still paying off today.
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19 min - Digging, and spiking, for gold
Rising volleyball star Sara Hughes still has her grandmother doing her taxes but that hasn’t stopped brands such as Nike from wanting a piece of her – both on the beach and on Instagram, ahead of the 2020 Olympics.
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23 min - Minor leagues win some major dealsWith 40 million fans a year, Minor League Baseball offers a big upside for sponsors. Maury Gallagher, founder and CEO of Allegiant Airlines, talks with sports business expert Rick Horrow about why he’s inked a marquee sponsorship with the minors. Plus, a look at the runaway ad money behind the MLB All-Star Game.
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18 min - The NFL looks to the next generationFacing renewed controversy over player protests, the NFL is working to maintain its position as one of America’s most popular pastimes. This week sports business expert Rick Horrow sits down with Roman Oben, the NFL’s VP in charge of youth and high school football development, to discuss how the league is bringing in a new generation of players.
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30 min - Baseball’s minor leagues move beyond ‘Asparagus Day’Kent Heyman, CEO of digital content solutions company ISM Connect explains how minor league baseball is harnessing the power of technology to create a sprawling business with a nationwide footprint.
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21 min - The reach of the Ripken empireThe CEO of the famous baseball family’s foundation explains why finding kindred spirits and strong local partners are at the core of its efforts to help America’s kids.
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21 min - Place your bets – on sportsLegal sports betting could soon come to a state near you after last month’s Supreme Court ruling opened the doors to states that want to regulate and tax the activity. But there are a lot of unanswered questions about where and how legal sports wagering will roll out, and how much money the states – and bookmakers like William Hill – stand to receive from it. Digital editor Amy Tennery talks with reporter Hilary Russ, who was in New Jersey’s Monmouth Park Racetrack to cover the excitement over the state’s first legal sports bets.
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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…
deals for teams, leagues and players in the $750 billion business of sports. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.