Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA)
Sean Bratches on the vision for LIV Golf
In this week’s episode, podcast co-hosts Eric Fisher and Chris Russo interview Sean Bratches, chief commercial officer for LIV Golf. Fisher and Russo also discuss Sinclair Broadcast Group’s developing plans for the Bally Sports+ streaming service, the start of the 26th season for the Women’s National Basketball Association that includes an expanded relationship with Twitter, pending sales for the Premier League’s Chelsea FC and National Football League’s Denver Broncos, the New York Times’ purchase of sports content site The Athletic, and a record-setting sale of a jersey worn by late soccer legend Diego Maradona.
Twitter expands content agreements with WNBA, Fox Sports
Social media platform seeks to convey sense of calm in midst of Musk sale
WNBA’s Sparks, UCLA Health agree to multiyear partnership
Prominent Los Angeles franchise completes deal with healthcare company
WNBA, WSE agree to content partnership for 2022 season
Collaboration will produce extensive amounts of original material
WNBA’s Storm secures Amazon Prime Video streaming deal
Amazon Prime Video is continuing its push into live sports rights in the United States by securing a regional streaming deal with the Women's National Basketball Association's Seattle Storm
WNBA brings in US Bank to sponsorship portfolio
The Women’s National Basketball Association has secured a wide-ranging multiyear partnership with Minneapolis-based banking institution US Bank, which has been designated a top-tier WNBA Changemaker s…
Engelbert: Charter flights would ‘jeopardize’ WNBA finances
Women's National Basketball Association commissioner Cathy Engelbert has said the league would like to charter flights for all teams throughout the season but added that it would be financially imprudent…
New York Liberty ‘fined’ $500,000 for taking chartered flights during 2021 WNBA season
The New York Liberty were reportedly fined a league-record $500,000 (€450,000) sum for violating the Women's National Basketball Association collective bargaining agreement for repeatedly chartering f…
Dave VanEgmond on finding new opportunities through Bettor Capital
In this week’s episode, podcast co-hosts Eric Fisher and Chris Russo interview Dave VanEgmond, founder and chief executive of Bettor Capital. Fisher and Russo also discuss the historic $75m capital raise for the Women’s National Basketball Association, the departure of WarnerMedia News & Sports chairman Jeff Zucker, mounting off-field issues for the National Football League ahead of the upcoming Super Bowl LVI, and the start of the Beijing Olympics.
WNBA completes historic $75m capital raise
Investment is the largest-ever capital raise for a women’s sports property and involves a large group of prominent business leaders
WNBA hires PBA chief executive Edison as inaugural chief growth officer
The Women's National Basketball Association has appointed Colie Edison as the league's inaugural chief growth officer, a move which begins on January 31
Nashville Sports Authority to explore local interest in women’s pro sports team
The Metro Nashville Sports Authority is ramping up its efforts to potentially bring a women's professional sports franchise to the Tennessee city.
Adidas, NBA extend global marketing partnership
Sportswear giant Adidas has extended its long-standing global marketing partnership of the National Basketball Association, Women's National Basketball Association and the NBA G League in a multiyear deal
NBA signs first league-level cryptocurrency deal with Coinbase
Pact with exchange platform adds to team-level activity in fertile space
NBA renews ties with long-running sponsor American Express
Financial services giant to remain official card of the league
WNBA partners with Dick’s Sporting Goods
Prominent retailer to carry wide array of official league merchandise in stores
Amazon Prime Video India secures rights for remainder of WNBA 2021 season
Amazon Prime Video has acquired the exclusive media rights in India for the second half of the Women’s National Basketball Association (WNBA) 2021 season.
Buzzer continues expansion with WNBA partnership
Buzzer, the startup live sports mobile app, has continued its expansion by securing a deal with the Women's National Basketball Association to distribute live game content on its platform