Toronto's Million-Dollar Backcourt Is the WNBA's New Supply-Side Argument
Toronto's first star pairing shows the WNBA's new labor deal buying supply for a market that has already shown demand.
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NIL Year One Now Has a Clearinghouse Ledger
College sports' NIL fight has moved from morality play to approval queues, thresholds, and rejected deals.
Caitlin Clark's Shooting Slump Is a Media-Economics Story if Ratings Hold
Clark's 3-of-16 start from three matters less as a box score than as a stress test for appointment-viewing.
UEFA's Face-Value Resale Rule Is the Anti-FIFA Ticket Story
UEFA's final ticket rules make resale governance the real Champions League story before the football starts.
NIL's Real Market Is the Coaching Market
Revenue sharing does not just pay athletes; it changes what schools are buying when they hire a coach.
Champions League Build Has a Source-Check Problem Worth Saying Out Loud
Before the ticket outrage comes the basic newspaper work: verify the finalist, venue, date and allocation.
Toronto Tempo Home Opener Is Now a Demand-Receipt Watch
Toronto bought a million-dollar backcourt; now the league needs the gate, broadcast and resale receipts to answer.