Many of the best shooters in the NBA, WNBA, and NCAA have hired Chris Matthews, a basketball entrepreneur.

Online sportsbooks are trying to move odds in their favor for their own high-stakes arms race.

Every April, the Masters is the biggest show in golf, but there’s not a cellphone in sight.

The NCAA and WNBA are turning increased exposure into financial momentum.

Dude Perfect’s next act: building a theme park.

This week, it declared inventory sold out.

As many as one in five American adults may bet on the game.

String pinsetters are cheaper, but some say they change the way the sport feels.

As a near-term return on an investment — no. As a marketing campaign — maybe.

But its future is still bright.

Budweiser employed smart marketing moves to stay relevant at an alcohol-free World Cup.

WWE is seen as a hot acquisition target.

A ball equipped with sensors is making life easier for refs and could help grow the game.

A deal with DraftKings could help the brand maintain relevance with young fans.

History makes a strong case to root for the Astros.

With a new TV deal on the horizon, the NBA is at a crossroads.

If the tournament field expands to 96 teams, perfect brackets may become a relic of the past.

Female athletes are driving more engagement than their male counterparts.

Led by Topgolf, activity-focused bars are sprouting up all over the country.

Franchises are turning to monthly subscriptions to generate revenue.

Plus: Apple’s pickle, and the Etherium Merge.

Plus: The king, beef prices, and the Super Bowl.

The fitness pioneer is making some big changes to right the ship.

After years of investing, the tennis legend is going all-in on VC.

LeBron James is the NBA’s king of Instagram.

Sequoia, a16z, and the NBA?

The ability to profit off of name, image, and likeness has led to some big payouts for college stars.

Despite its smaller broadcast package, F1’s digital reach nearly rivals the NFL and MLB.

How the team aspires to be like Disney and 3M.