On this episode of the SeventySix Capital Sports Leadership Show, Wayne Kimmel sits down with Steve Schanwald to discuss his career in professional sports, his time helping build the Chicago Bulls into a global brand, and his work preparing the next generation of sports business leaders.

Steve reflects on his career with the Chicago Bulls and Pittsburgh Pirates and shares lessons from working inside two iconic sports organizations. He discusses the fundamentals of building a successful sports business, from understanding fans and creating value to developing a strong connection between a team and its community.

The conversation dives into Steve’s time with the Bulls during the Michael Jordan era and the innovative marketing strategies that helped transform the organization into one of the most recognizable brands in sports. Steve shares how the Bulls approached ticket sales, fan engagement, branding, and database marketing while navigating the extraordinary growth and attention surrounding Jordan and the team.

Steve also shares stories from his time with the Pittsburgh Pirates during the “We Are Family” era and reflects on the importance of authentic moments in creating a team identity. He discusses his relationships with influential leaders throughout his career, including Phil Jackson, and the leadership lessons he learned from working alongside successful executives, coaches, and athletes.

The episode also explores how sports marketing has evolved with technology while many of its core principles have remained the same. Steve explains why understanding perceived value, knowing your audience, and consistently executing the fundamentals remain essential for building fan loyalty and successful sports organizations.

Finally, Steve discusses his commitment to mentorship and sports business education, including his role in establishing the University of Maryland’s sports management program. He shares what aspiring sports professionals should understand about breaking into the industry and why hard work, foundational skills, relationships, and giving back are critical to building a lasting career.

In This Episode

• Steve Schanwald’s career with the Chicago Bulls and Pittsburgh Pirates
• Building a career in the sports industry
• Helping establish the University of Maryland’s sports management program
• The skills young professionals need to succeed in sports business
• Innovative marketing strategies during the Bulls era
• Building fan loyalty and creating perceived value
• Working with Michael Jordan and growing the Bulls brand
• How the Bulls became a global sports brand
• Using fan data to improve marketing and engagement
• The importance of authentic moments in building team identity
• Steve’s experience with the Pittsburgh Pirates and the “We Are Family” era
• Working with Phil Jackson and other influential sports leaders
• Leadership and succession planning within sports organizations
• How technology has changed sports marketing
• Why fundamentals remain critical in the sports business
• Mentorship and giving back to the next generation

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Steve Schanwald's Background
01:51 The Importance of Sports Management Education
03:54 Skills and Realities of a Career in Sports
07:21 Innovative Marketing Strategies with the Bulls
10:04 Working with Michael Jordan and Team Dynamics
12:27 The Jordan Era and Global Branding
14:03 Filling Entertainment Gaps During Games
16:52 Leadership and Team Building During the Dynasty
22:34 Building a Fan Database and Understanding the Market
24:47 Memories from the Pittsburgh Pirates and the "We Are Family" Team
27:28 Reflections on Coaching, Mentorship, and Legacy

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On this episode of the SeventySix Capital Sports Leadership Show, Wayne Kimmel sits down with Tracy Perlman, Senior Vice President of Player Operations at the NFL, to discuss her career with the league and how the NFL supports players on and off the field.

Tracy shares her journey from submitting a blind resume to the NFL to eventually leading Player Operations. She discusses how her career has been built around developing relationships with players, listening to their needs, and creating programs and resources that support them throughout their careers and beyond.

The conversation explores how the NFL’s approach to player engagement has evolved over the years. Tracy discusses the importance of understanding each player as more than an athlete and supporting their entire ecosystem, including their families. She also explains how feedback from players helps shape new programs and how partnerships with outside organizations provide additional education, resources, and opportunities.

Tracy also dives into the NFL Legends Community and the work being done to keep former players connected to the league while helping them navigate life after football. She discusses how the skills players develop during their careers can translate into business and other professional opportunities and how current players can learn from those who came before them.

The episode also highlights My Cause My Cleats as the initiative approaches its 10th year. Tracy explains how the program gives players an opportunity to showcase the causes and organizations that matter to them while using the NFL platform to create greater awareness and impact.

Finally, Tracy reflects on her approach to leadership, including the importance of listening, transparency, and building trust. She shares what she hopes her legacy at the NFL will be and why being a trusted resource for players and their families remains at the center of her work.

In This Episode

• Tracy’s journey from submitting a resume to leading NFL Player Operations
• Building meaningful relationships and trust with NFL players
• How the NFL’s player support and engagement programs have evolved
• Listening to players and building programs around their needs
• Supporting players beyond their careers on the field
• The role of families in a player’s NFL journey
• Creating partnerships that provide education and resources for players
• The creation and growth of the NFL Legends Community
• Connecting NFL Legends with current players
• Translating skills from football into opportunities beyond the game
• Sharing player engagement best practices across professional sports
• The story and impact of My Cause My Cleats
• Helping players use their platforms to support causes they care about
• Tracy’s approach to leadership and communication
• Building a lasting legacy through player support

Chapters

02:09 First Job at the NFL

03:44 Transition to NFL Films and Content Creation

05:13 Building Relationships with Players and Legends

06:13 Launching the Legends Community in 2013

07:13 Shifting Focus to Player Support and Transition

08:24 Creating a Culture of Care for Players

09:38 Supporting Player Development and Post-career Success

11:07 The Modern NFL Player: Leaders and Entrepreneurs

12:35 Evolving Programs Based on Player Feedback

15:15 Engaging Players Through Innovative Content and Webinars

17:07 Supporting Player Families and Community

18:54 Teamwork and Collaboration in Player Engagement

20:42 Building Relationships with Legends and Current Players

23:37 Sharing Insights with Other Sports Leagues

24:56 Impact of Social Media and Communication Strategies

25:44 My Cause, My Cleats Program and Player Causes

28:03 Mentors and Inspirations in Tracy Perlman's Career

29:44 Leadership Philosophy and Legacy in Sports

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On this episode of the SeventySix Capital Sports Leadership Show, Wayne Kimmel sits down with Dylan Robbins, CEO and Co-Founder of SeventySix Capital portfolio company Lucra, alongside Bracketology Co-Founders Kaitlyn Hurley and Jonah Fialkow to discuss Lucra’s acquisition of Bracketology and what it means for the future of fan engagement.

Dylan, Kaitlyn, and Jonah share how the acquisition came together and why combining Lucra’s gamification technology with Bracketology’s highly engaged community creates new opportunities across sports and entertainment. Kaitlyn and Jonah also reflect on Bracketology’s journey from an idea in college to a platform used by more than one million reality TV fans.

The conversation explores how Bracketology turns reality TV into an interactive experience, allowing fans to make predictions, compete with friends, and stay engaged throughout their favorite shows. The group discusses the parallels between sports and reality TV fandom and why gamification can create deeper engagement around both.

They also break down Bracketology’s organic growth, including the role of social sharing, creators, and influencers in building its community. Dylan discusses how Lucra’s technology and rewards infrastructure can help build on that foundation, opening new opportunities for monetization and creating more ways for fans to interact with the content they already love.

Looking ahead, the group discusses plans for integrating the two platforms and expanding into new shows, experiences, and formats. They also explore how AI could enable more personalized reality TV experiences and how the combination of digital gaming, rewards, and in-person experiences could reshape fan engagement across entertainment.

Finally, Dylan, Kaitlyn, and Jonah share their vision for the combined company, the ideas they are most excited to pursue, and what comes next for Lucra and Bracketology.

In this episode

• How Lucra’s acquisition of Bracketology came together

• Why Bracketology was a strategic fit for Lucra

• Kaitlyn and Jonah’s journey building Bracketology

• Turning reality TV into an interactive gaming experience

• The parallels between reality TV and sports fandom

• Building an engaged community through organic growth and social sharing

• The role of creators and influencers in growing fan communities

• Expanding gamification beyond traditional sports

• Creating new rewards and monetization opportunities

• Combining Lucra’s technology with Bracketology’s community

• Connecting digital and in-person fan experiences

• The potential for AI and personalized reality TV experiences

• The future of fan engagement across sports and entertainment

01:13 How the Merger Came About and the Quick Deal Process
03:40 Kaitlyn's Journey from College Hobby to Industry Leader
05:22 Jonah's Story and How He Got Involved
06:40 Pre-Merger Growth and Expansion of Bracketology
08:03 How Users Experience Bracketology During Shows
09:53 The Organic Growth and Social Sharing Phenomenon
11:52 Engaging Creators and Influencers in Fan Communities
13:40 The Diversity of Players and the Appeal to Women
15:53 The Parallels Between Reality TV and Sports Fandom
16:43 Why the Merger Was the Right Move for Both Companies
17:13 Jonah's Passion and the Future of Reality TV
18:51 Next 12-24 Months: Plans and Vision
20:28 Future Growth Strategies
22:09 The Potential for Wild Ideas and New Formats
24:32 Connecting In-Person and Digital Fan Experiences
27:52 Family Support and the Passion Behind the Ventures
31:17 The Exciting Future of Reality TV and Fan Engagement
33:54 Dream Projects and Innovative Ideas in Entertainment
34:38 How to Get Involved with Bracketology and Lucra

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On this episode of the SeventySix Capital Sports Leadership Show, Wayne Kimmel interviewed Jon Bradway, Principal, Sports & Media at CapTech.

Bradway shares how CapTech works with some of the biggest organizations in sports to solve complex technology challenges and create new experiences for athletes, leagues, broadcasters, and fans. He explains how building trust with major sports organizations has allowed CapTech to work behind the scenes on technologies that directly impact how sports are played and experienced.

The conversation dives into CapTech’s work with TGL, the technology-driven golf league founded by Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy’s TMRW Sports. Bradway discusses the technology and data infrastructure behind the competition, the process of testing new systems before live play, and what it takes to build technology when, as he puts it, “the game is the technology.”

Bradway also explores how data is changing the fan experience. From real-time statistics and storytelling to personalization and digital engagement, he explains how sports organizations can use data to give fans more context and create deeper connections to the action.

The episode also looks at the continued growth of flag football and the opportunities technology can create as the sport reaches new athletes and fans. Bradway discusses CapTech’s work across football, ESPN, NASCAR, and other areas of sports and media, along with how technology is becoming increasingly integrated into broadcasts and live events.Finally, Bradway looks ahead at the next wave of sports technology, including AI, fan data, personalization, and the growing connection between data and storytelling.

In This Episode

- Bradway’s role and CapTech’s work in sports technology

- How CapTech works with major sports leagues and organizations

- Building the technology and data infrastructure behind TGL

- Testing technology for live sports competition

- How data is transforming the fan experience

- Using real-time data to create better sports storytelling

- The growth of flag football and opportunities for youth engagement

- Technology and data innovation in football

- Integrating technology into sports media and broadcasting

- CapTech’s work with ESPN and NASCAR

- Building trust with major sports organizations

- Using AI and data to better understand sports fans

- The growing importance of personalization

- The future of sports technology, data, and fan engagement

Chapters

01:07 Overview of CapTech's Sports Technology Services

02:24 Case Study: TGL Golf and Data Innovation

04:13 Technology in TGL: From Testing to Live Competition

08:12 How Data Drives Fan Engagement and Experience

12:27 Future of Sports: Flag Football and Youth Engagement

16:35 Data and Technology in Football and Media

18:33 Collaborations with ESPN and NASCAR

19:47 Building Trust with Major Leagues

22:49 Emerging Trends in Fan Data and Personalization

26:41 Partnerships and Future Opportunities in Sports

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On this episode of the SeventySix Capital Sports Leadership Show, Wayne Kimmel recorded live from Citizens Bank Park during the Perfect Game All-American Classic.

Featured guests:

• Rick Thurman, President and Chairman of Perfect Game
• Mo Vaughn, Former MLB Player
• Josh Gotthelf, Chief Content Officer at Perfect Game
• Tom Koerick, Co-Founder of SkillShow

The conversation explores the evolution of youth baseball and how Perfect Game has become one of the most influential platforms in player development, scouting, events, and exposure. The guests discuss how the level of talent has changed over time, with young athletes developing more advanced skills earlier through improved training, nutrition, coaching, and technology.

The episode also dives into the growing role of technology and analytics in athlete development. The guests discuss how data, video, and performance tools are helping players better understand their game, giving scouts and coaches more information, and creating new ways for athletes to improve and get discovered.

The conversation also looks at the continued growth of Perfect Game, including its expanding national and international footprint. The guests discuss what has helped build the Perfect Game brand and how innovation in events, technology, media, and player development can continue to drive the organization forward.

The group explores the changing role of content and digital media in youth sports. They discuss how video, social media, influencers, and new forms of content distribution are creating more visibility for young athletes and helping sports organizations connect with the next generation of players and fans.

The episode closes with a look at the future of youth baseball, the convergence of physical and digital experiences, and the opportunities ahead for Perfect Game as technology continues to reshape athlete development, scouting, media, and the business of sports.

In This Episode

• The evolution of youth baseball talent
• How training and nutrition are changing player development
• The growth and impact of Perfect Game
• The role of technology and analytics in youth baseball
• How data and video are changing scouting and player evaluation
• New innovations in athlete safety and development
• Perfect Game’s national and international growth
• The importance of content and media in youth sports
• How social media and influencers are reaching young athletes
• The convergence of physical and digital sports experiences
• Innovations in video and content distribution
• The business of youth sports
• The next generation of athletes and sports technology
• The future of Perfect Game and youth baseball

Chapters

00:07 Rick Thurman, President and Chairman of Perfect Game

15:31 Mo Vaughn, Former MLB Player

24:13 Josh Gotthelf, Chief Content Officer at Perfect Game

39:10 Tom Koerick, Co-Founder of SkillShow

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On this episode of the SeventySix Capital Sports Leadership Show, Wayne Kimmel interviewed Richard Schwartz, CEO and Co-Founder of Rush Street Interactive.

In this episode, Richard Schwartz shares his journey from intellectual property law to becoming the CEO and Co-Founder of one of North America’s leading online gaming companies. Richard explains how his early experience at the intersection of law, technology, and gaming ultimately led to the creation of Rush Street Interactive and discusses the company’s expansion into online casino and sports betting.

Richard breaks down what it takes to build a differentiated player experience in an increasingly competitive online gaming market. He explains why simply offering a large library of games isn’t enough and how Rush Street Interactive has focused on user experience, innovative in-game features, community gaming, and engagement tools to build stronger relationships with players. He also discusses the importance of earning customer trust and creating experiences that keep players engaged over the long term.

The conversation also explores the evolution and future of online gaming and sports betting, including the convergence of different gaming experiences and opportunities for continued innovation across the industry. Richard discusses how Rush Street Interactive balances growth and product innovation with responsible gaming and why creating a sustainable experience for players is critical to the industry’s future.

Richard also reflects on leadership, hiring, and entrepreneurship, including the importance of persistence and curiosity when building a team. He shares lessons inspired by Magic Johnson, discusses why elevating the people around you is essential for successful leadership, and offers advice to the next generation of entrepreneurs and business leaders.

In This Episode

• Richard’s journey from intellectual property law to the gaming industry
• Founding and building Rush Street Interactive
• Launching online casino operations in New Jersey
• Creating a differentiated online gaming and player experience
• Why user experience matters beyond simply offering more games
• Building community through innovative gaming and engagement tools
• Creating new in-game experiences for players
• Hiring people with persistence, curiosity, and an entrepreneurial mindset
• Leadership lessons and the influence of Magic Johnson
• The growth of sports betting and cross-platform gaming strategies
• Building customer trust and long-term loyalty
• Balancing product innovation and growth with responsible gaming
• The future of online casino, sports betting, and industry convergence
• Advice for young entrepreneurs and future leaders

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Richard Schwartz and Rush Street Interactive

01:05 Richard’s background in law and technology

02:16 Transition into the gaming industry and online casinos

04:32 Founding Rush Street Interactive

06:40 Launching online casino in New Jersey

07:24 Creating a unique player experience

09:43 Building community and player engagement tools

12:29 Innovating with in-game experiences

13:52 Hiring for a culture of persistence and curiosity

15:29 The influence of Magic Johnson and leadership lessons

17:33 Growth in sports betting and cross-platform strategies

22:10 The future of gaming and industry convergence

26:11 Balancing innovation with responsible gaming

30:21 Building trust and customer loyalty

34:22 Advice for young entrepreneurs and future leaders

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On this episode of the SeventySix Capital Sports Leadership Show, Wayne Kimmel interviewed Kameryn Stanhouse, VP of Global Sports & Entertainment Partnerships.

Stanhouse shares how IBM uses technology, storytelling, and strategic partnerships to create more engaging experiences across the sports and entertainment world. She breaks down IBM’s approach to working with iconic properties such as Wimbledon, the US Open, UFC, and Ferrari, and explains how AI, data, and digital innovation are helping brands connect with fans in more meaningful ways. Kameryn also discusses the importance of choosing partners based on shared values and building relationships that go far beyond traditional sponsorships.

The conversation also explores the evolving future of sports marketing, from new opportunities in women’s sports to global audience growth and more personalized fan experiences. Kameryn reflects on her own career journey, the mentors and relationships that helped shape her leadership style, and the importance of creating opportunities for others in the industry.

Check out this behind-the-scenes look at how technology is transforming the way fans experience sports while highlighting the role of leadership, collaboration, and innovation in building the next generation of sports partnerships.

IN THIS EPISODE:

• How IBM approaches sports and entertainment partnerships
• Using technology and AI to enhance fan experiences

• Building fan engagement through storytelling and innovation

• IBM’s partnerships with Wimbledon, the US Open, UFC, and Ferrari

• Creating memorable experiences for fans and clients

• Using data and AI to transform sports broadcasting

• Connecting IBM’s global technology community with major sports properties

• Choosing partnerships based on shared values and strategic alignment

• Leadership, mentorship, and career growth in sports and technology
• The future of sports technology, women’s sports, and global expansion

CHAPTERS

00:50 Kameryn explains her role and IBM's approach to sports partnerships

01:37 The three pillars of IBM's sports strategy: technology, storytelling, hospitality

03:26 Creating bucket list moments for fans and leveraging technology

04:12 Travel schedule and the importance of relationships in sports

05:08 Supporting major events like Wimbledon, US Open, and UFC

08:50 Passion of sports fans and the impact of tradition and innovation

09:56 Audience growth and the importance of tradition in sports

11:28 Using technology to connect fans and tell stories

12:38 Engaging IBM's global tech community in sports projects

14:04 The story behind the Ferrari merchandise and brand passion

15:04 Evolving IBM's sports strategy and leveraging consumer activations

16:36 Future opportunities in women's sports and global expansion

17:40 Innovations with UFC, including AI-powered insights engine

20:55 Kameryn’s career journey from sports to technology and leadership

22:53 Personal stories, mentorship, and inspiring others in sports and tech

25:31 Balancing a demanding travel schedule with family and passions

26:29 The influence of mentors and family in Kameryn’s career

28:43 Closing thoughts and future outlook for IBM in sports

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On this episode of the SeventySix Capital Sports Leadership Show, Wayne Kimmel interviewed Rachael DeCecco, SVP of Lacrosse at the PLL & WLL.

DeCecco takes us behind the scenes of the WLL’s growth across multiple cities and the inaugural WLL Championship in Philadelphia. She explains how media partnerships with ESPN and ABC are introducing the league’s elite players to larger audiences, and why greater visibility can change what is possible for women’s sports.

The conversation also explores player development, youth engagement, league operations, community programming, and the work required to make lacrosse more accessible. DeCecco shares her perspective on leadership and mentorship, recent funding success, and her vision for creating a sport in which every young girl feels valued.

In this episode:

• The growth of the Women’s Lacrosse League

• Bringing the WLL Championship to Philadelphia

• Expanding professional women’s lacrosse into new cities

• Broadcasting lacrosse on ESPN and ABC

• Preparing for lacrosse’s Olympic future

• The differences between sixes and traditional lacrosse

• Developing players and engaging young athletes

• Making lacrosse more accessible around the world

• Leadership, mentorship, and sportsmanship

• The future of the WLL and women’s sports

CHAPTERS

01:05 Upcoming WLL Championship in Philadelphia

02:19 The growth and development of the WLL

04:36 The origins of Rachael's involvement in lacrosse

06:07 Media coverage and distribution of the league

07:44 Key players and their impact on the league

12:57 Lacrosse in the Olympics and future prospects

15:46 Rachael's background and journey in sports

19:41 Youth sports, access, and the future of lacrosse

24:10 The legacy and inspiration for young girls in sports

25:12 Recent funding and the league's future growth

26:03 Mentors and influences in Rachael’s career

27:55 Proudest moments and future aspirations

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On this episode of the SeventySix Capital Sports Leadership Show, Wayne Kimmel interviewed Dustin Gouker, Sports Betting & Prediction Markets Expert.

Gouker discusses the rapid growth of prediction markets and their impact on the sports betting industry. He explains how these platforms gained prominence, attracted new users during major events such as the World Cup and began challenging established sportsbooks. Gouker also examines how sports, financial trading and political forecasting are increasingly converging within the prediction market industry.

The conversation explores the original purpose of prediction markets, the legal and regulatory questions surrounding them and the potential implications of future court decisions. Gouker also discusses their value as tools for political and economic forecasting, the entry of financial companies such as Robinhood and his outlook for the industry. He also reflects on covering the rise of legal sports betting, appearing in a Netflix documentary and the mentors who influenced his career.

Chapters

02:12 The rapid turnaround of the Netflix doc and Dustin’s involvement

05:12 The significance of May 14, 2018

07:12 The Supreme Court case and its impact on sports betting

09:47 Underdog’s recent deal and prediction markets’ growth

12:39 The exponential growth of prediction markets and new entrants

13:15 The impact of the FIFA World Cup on prediction markets

15:09 The disruption of traditional sports betting giants by prediction markets

16:19 The evolution of online sports betting and prediction markets

17:42 DraftKings and FanDuel’s response to prediction markets

18:33 Legal and regulatory challenges facing prediction markets

20:12 The regulatory landscape and potential legal outcomes

22:58 Predictions on the future of prediction markets and legal decisions

24:48 The political and societal implications of prediction markets

30:48 Opportunities and risks in the prediction market industry

33:15 Dustin’s insights on the future of prediction markets

Connect with Dustin Gouker:

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dustin-gouker-876857b5/

X: https://x.com/DustinGouker?lang=en

On this episode of the SeventySix Capital Sports Leadership Show, Wayne Kimmel interviewed Alejandro Bedoya, Analyst for Telemundo during the 2026 FIFA World Cup & Professional Soccer Player.

Bedoya joins the show to discuss his experience covering the 2026 FIFA World Cup as an analyst for Telemundo Deportes. He shares what it was like to bring his perspective as a veteran player to the broadcast, break down the tournament’s biggest moments, and connect with soccer fans in a new way.

Bedoya also reflects on his professional playing career, which has spanned more than 15 years across the United States and Europe. He discusses representing the U.S. Men’s National Team, serving as captain of the Philadelphia Union, and what could be next as he begins the next chapter of his career.

Alejandro Bedoya:

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alejandro-bedoya-9a8b87ab/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/alebedoya?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet&igsh=ZDNlZDc0MzIxNw==

Chapters

01:58 Alejandro Bedoya’s role in the 2026 World Cup

04:06 Experiences covering different teams and countries

07:10 The cultural significance of Spanish language coverage

10:01 Fan passion and stadium atmospheres

14:55 Norwegian fans in Miami and World Cup moments

18:54 Spain’s victory and Messi’s performance

23:11 Evolution of the game from 2014 to 2026

28:03 Technology in sports broadcasting and gameplay analysis

36:50 The future of soccer in the US and MLS growth