[various fans speaking] This will be the biggest WNBA season yet. — The movement for women’s sports keeps growing … … and it’s not stopping anytime soon. — These fans are showing up and filling every single seat.— More teams, more cities .. .. that’s a win for everyone.Ooh la laa. We’re baaack. [shrieks] Are you kidding me.Oh my God. — We’re seeing this game pick up momentum like never before. [crowd cheering]. ...

Amy, I'm so glad to be here today. I don't know that I've ever done an interview at an ice hockey rink. I wish I could say the same, because usually I'm very cold.But welcome to the practice and the home of the New York sirens. It's amazing. I mean, it's only been a couple years for the professional women's league to get started, to launch.How's it going. I mean, we are doing great. I think we've exceeded any expectation that anybody had for our league.Years one and two, attendance went up 27% our partnersh ...

I think that it's going to get ugly before it before it gets better. And I just want the women to understand that it's going to get ugly and be prepared for when it gets ugly. And if you're not prepared for that, let's let's let's figure this out.The money is going to come. You know, this league, what we've seen the WNBA over the past four, five years, six, six seasons, we've seen the growth. We've seen expansions. We've seen new arenas. We've seen players.We like we we've seen excitement, broadcasting deal ...

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Let's talk a little private equity here. We can do that with Jason Wright. He's a managing partner and head of investments at Ariel Project level. Jason, I know at Ariel you focus on a couple of areas, infrastructure and sports.We'll get to both of those infrastructure. Talk to us about where you're seeing opportunities here is in U.S. centric. Is it global.Are there certain industries that you guys find attractive where you spending your time these days. First, thank you for having me. We're excited about ...

Business, Sports, and Culture Intersection - The show focuses on the intersection of business, sports, and culture, highlighting the cultural impact of sports in a polarized world [11][12] - Guests open up and share insights, creating a level of intimacy, as seen with Bill Belichick's rare business-side interview [5][6] - The podcasting industry emphasizes consistency, with the show dropping one episode every week [9] Sports Industry Dynamics - New owners in sports are more sophisticated and willing to take risks to innovate and create moats around their assets [15] - Institutional capital is entering the sports landscape, providing liquidity and growth opportunities for professional sports teams [20] - Gambling and increased money are changing sports, with new data points showing increased viewership during blowout games due to fantasy football [21][22] College Sports Transformation - The business model of college sports has radically changed, with increased money and the ability for players to be paid [25] - Players are now being offered significant sums of money to play for universities, such as $4 million for a quarterback to play for the University of Miami [26][27] - The lack of a collective bargaining agreement and union in college sports creates instability and challenges in managing players [28][29] - College football is becoming an extension of the NFL, with players potentially opting to stay in college longer due to lucrative deals [32][33] Team Ownership and Management - Alex Rodriguez's ownership of NBA and WNBA teams provides unique insights and perspectives in conversations with guests [17][18] - The Miami Heat recently appointed Matthew Caldwell as the new CEO [19] - The Atlanta Braves generated $75 million in excess cash flow, representing a potential new model for sports teams [16]

New York police are looking for a man who threw a sex toy during a WNBA game that hit a 12-year-old girl in the leg. Police released this video of the suspect. The the the actual incident happened last week at the Liberty game in New York.In just the latest instance of people throwing sex toys at players, on the court, etc. We told you about this last week. At least two people have been arrested in connection with similar things in Georgia and Arizona. Just cut it out, folks.We thank you for watching and re ...

Welcome to a new episode of the opening bid unfiltered podcast. I'm Yo Finds executive editor Brian Sazi. Like I always say, it's a podcast that will make you a smarter uh investor period.And we have a real uh treat on this episode, someone uh whose career I followed for a very long time and I'm really honored to have here at our round table at the NASDAQ in Times Square. That's Ted Leonis uh founder, chairman, and CEO of Monumental Sports Entertainment. Good to see you, Ted.Appreciate it. Great to see you. ...

All right, ladies and gentlemen, now we have the breakdown of sports. We got Joe Pompiano, the sports business expert here with us. Joe, I saw Scotty Sheffller over the weekend.He won again. How much money is this dude making. Cuz he seems to be cleaning up all these tournaments.>> Yeah, I mean, he's making a ridiculous amount of money, but the most interesting part about it is he's doing it in sort of his own unique way. Now, with what's going on in professional golf, the PJ tour, live golf, the prize mone ...

Capital One Arena in Washington DC, home of the Capitals and Wizards, just began its first phase of a massive transformation. And to discuss that and so much more, an exclusive interview uh with Mindment Mental Sports and Entertainment founder, chairman, and CEO Ted Leon. Ted, it is great to see you this morning.There's about a hundred things to talk to you about in the world of sports, but do you want to start there. Um, I'd love to talk about the building and the rebirth of downtown. And I think it's very ...