LeBron James will miss Lakers game for Bronny’s USC debut if necessary: ‘Family over everything’
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IPL Media Rights Value Can Touch $50 Billion: Chairman Arun Dhumal
The Indian Premier League (IPL) chairman Arun Dhumal believes that the media rights value of the league has the potential to touch a staggering $50 million over the next two decades, provided it keeps innovating and improvising with fans' interests in mind. The current media rights value of the league stands at $6.2 billion (approx Rs 48,000 crore) for a five-year period starting from 2022. Even by this estimate, IPL is the second-most high-valued league after the National Football League (NFL), as the American sporting entity struck a $110 billion media deal for an 11-year period starting from last year.
Thunder rally to beat Lakers, Bulls stun Bucks in overtime
LOS ANGELES: Shai Gilgeous-Alexander scored 33 points to propel the Oklahoma City Thunder to a 113-110 NBA victory over LeBron James and the weary Los Angeles Lakers on Thursday.
LeBron says Bronny's USC debut to take precedence over Lakers game - ESPN
OKLAHOMA CITY — LeBron James is so excited to see eldest son Bronny make his college basketball debut that the Los Angeles Lakers will have to take a backseat to the USC Trojans if it comes to that.
Pistons show 'fight,' but lose again, capping rare winless month - ESPN
NEW YORK — The Detroit Pistons became the first team in eight years to go winless for a full month of an NBA season Thursday night.
Whitecaps head coach suspended 6 games, fined $20K by MLS
Major League Soccer has come down hard on the Vancouver Whitecaps' head coach for his behaviour in a match that saw his team eliminated from the playoffs.
Aaron Rodgers works phones at Jets' box office to sell tickets
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Tiger Woods returns to competitive golf with 'squirrely' 75, soreness - ESPN
NASSAU, Bahamas — After the first competitive round of his latest comeback, Tiger Woods said his surgically repaired right foot and ankle held up well over the opening 18 holes at the Hero World Challenge on Thursday.