Has there ever been a more fascinating time to follow the economics of sport? Escalating player salaries, billion dollar stadiums and growing broadcast rights fees are driving the conversation. We dive into stadium money with Drexel University Sports Management Professor Joel Maxcy. Later, Stadiums USA President Mark Madorin looks at NFL stadiums dilemmas in Oakland and Buffalo. Plus, how the Houston Astrodome robbed Mike Schmidt back in 1974.

Has there ever been a more fascinating time to follow the economics of sport? Escalating player salaries, billion dollar stadiums and growing broadcast rights fees are driving the conversation. We dive into stadium money with Drexel University Sports Management Professor Joel Maxcy. Later, Stadiums USA President Mark Madorin looks at NFL stadiums dilemmas in Oakland and Buffalo. Plus, how the Houston Astrodome robbed Mike Schmidt back in 1974.

Has there ever been a more fascinating time to follow the economics of sport? Escalating player salaries, billion dollar stadiums and growing broadcast rights fees are driving the conversation.&nbsp;We dive into stadium money&nbsp;with Drexel University Sports Management Professor Joel Maxcy. Later, Stadiums USA President Mark Madorin looks at&nbsp;NFL stadiums dilemmas&nbsp;in Oakland and Buffalo. Plus, how the Houston Astrodome robbed Mike Schmidt back in 1974.

Stadium Economics

Join former NBA play-by-play broadcaster Bill Hazen for in-depth conversation with news makers who discuss their connections to the most storied structures and stadiums in all of sports. Bill talks with athletes, coaches, broadcasters, stadium personnel and architects. We peek behind the curtain of Fenway Park, The Rose Bowl, Lambeau Field, and all of the iconic stadiums, ballparks and arenas on the sports landscape. Here's your ticket to the action!

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