Golden State Valkyries hit $1B valuation in just one season
The Golden State Valkyries became the first women's sports franchise to reach a $1 billion valuation just one year after joining the WNBA.
The Golden State Valkyries became the first women's sports franchise to reach a $1 billion valuation just one year after joining the WNBA.
The NWSL awarded its 18th franchise to Columbus, owned by Haslam Sports Group, for a record expansion fee of $205 million, surpassing Atlanta's $165 million entry by $40 million.
The Washington Commanders have secured a naming rights agreement with Northwest Federal Credit Union, renaming the stadium Northwest Stadium.
McDonald's has secured its first stadium naming rights deal, becoming the official naming partner of the Chicago Fire's $750 million stadium, now called McDonald's Park.
The New York Red Bulls announced a 13-year naming rights agreement with Sports Illustrated, displacing Red Bull as the stadium's primary naming partner.
Arkansas is finalizing a naming rights deal for Razorback Stadium, the WNBA approved the Connecticut Sun's relocation to Houston, and multiple college and pro venues are securing corporate naming partners.
Ravens offensive coordinator Declan Doyle is generating significant buzz as one of the NFL's fastest-rising coaches and is being discussed as a potential future head coach candidate who could become the youngest HC in league history.