Sports Edge

ReadingThis is not about the stadium or the market. It is about two billionaires who believe they can run baseball operations better than the previous regime, and they have the capital to be wrong for three years.

ReadingA healthy Kittle at tight end is worth more to San Francisco's Super Bowl odds than most defensive acquisitions. The deadline becomes less about edge and more about secondary depth.

ReadingUnrivaled's business model depends on a player pipeline from college. Each signing is a test of whether that pipeline holds. Three years of success suggests it does.

ReadingFor regional banks, naming rights at a college stadium is tied to branch expansion strategy, not sponsorship sentiment. This deal likely covers three new Renasant locations in Mississippi.

ReadingTwo IL stints for the same injury in 30 days means the Rockies will likely hold Karros out until September callups arrive. His season is effectively over.

ReadingMcIlroy's criticism is accurate and self-defeating. Attacking LIV players does not stop the next defection; it accelerates it.

ReadingOne good fight elevates two fighters into the next tier of endorsement conversations. Sponsors notice FOTN awards because they correlate with viewership share.