It’s time for NASCAR to create a better incentive for its special events. NASCAR announced Monday that it would have an in-season tournament for its drivers during the 2025 Cup Series season. Click here to read the story at sports.yahoo.com. Discussion Questions:
Live sports are coming to Disney+ sooner than you might think. Click here to read the story at hollywoodreporter.com. Discussion Questions:
Ninety Minor League Baseball teams open up Friday, joining the 30 Triple-A squads that kicked off the 2024 campaign on March 29. And with every Minor League season comes Minor League promotions, the vast array of theme nights and giveaways taking place on a nightly basis as supplements to the Read more…
Major League Baseball (MLB) wants to launch a new direct-to-consumer (DTC) streaming service that would offer local live broadcasts for at least half of teams in time for the 2025 season. Click here to read the story at sportspromedia.com. Discussion Questions:
March Madness Sneaker Explainer: What college basketball fans need to know about sneakers this year. Click here to read the story at si.com. Discussion Questions:
Sports fans greeted Tuesday’s news that Fox, ESPN and Warner Bros. Discovery will form a new, unified streaming entity with a mixture of hope and resignation. Click here to read the story at sports.yahoo.com. Discussion Questions:
Name, Image and Likeness is supposed to be a boon to student-athletes financially. And, in many cases, it has helped. But it’s also coming at a cost for some athletic programs. Click here to read the story at si.com. Discussion Questions:
Justin Bieber has taken his love of hockey to new heights! The singer, 29, and his Drew House fashion brand collaborated with the NHL to design the jerseys that players will wear for All-Star Weekend in February. Click here to read the story at people.com. Discussion Questions:
All eyes were on Peacock on Saturday night — even if social media wasn’t happy about it. Click here to read the story at thestreet.com. Discussion Questions:
For the first time in NFL history, the league will broadcast a postseason game exclusively on a streaming service. Saturday’s nightcap of the Super Wild Card Weekend doubleheader on the NBC platforms will be exclusively on the streaming service Peacock, not on free over-the-air television. Click here to read the Read more…