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- LIV Golf filed for bankruptcy. Its guaranteed contracts are now the negotiating table.
- Mark Walter's insurers just unwound $6.5 billion in loans to his own businesses. His new F1 team was one of them
- The Angels haven't made the playoffs since 2014. They just sold for a record $4 billion.
- Women's baseball came back this summer. Its investors are suing each other over the books.
- Mbappé didn't sign with On. He bought in.
- Chelsea cost £4.2 billion in 2022. Boehly's slice just sold for £950 million.
- Garcia and Benn split $30 million. Saudi Arabia paid the bill.
- Every IPL team starts with the same ₹125 crore purse. Their valuations aren't identical at all.
- NHL players just got a record $170 million refund. They shouldn't have needed one.
- RCB just sold for $1.78 billion. Its wage bill won't move an inch.
- UFC's TV deal doubled to $1.1 billion a year. Its fighters got a bigger bonus pool instead of a bigger cut.
- Monaco needed to sell two players to satisfy its regulator. Deadline day gave them neither.
- The Big Bash still has an A$3.18 million salary cap. It just stopped telling clubs how to spend it.
- Jeff Bezos just bought into Liverpool. The stake size tells the real story.
- The Lakers just sold for $12.5bn. The buyers are worth $6bn combined.
- Manchester United's Real Balance Sheet: Two Decades Of Debt, One Very Expensive Way Out Of It
- Two Leagues, Two Very Different Kinds Of Unequal
- Verstappen didn't just re-sign with Red Bull. He closed his own exit.
- Nick Kyrgios's ban won't cost him much prize money. That's exactly the problem.
- Ronaldinho and Ravenna: a transfer that was never really about football
- In The NFL, Your Rookie Contract Is Decided Before You Sign It
- MLB Doesn't Have A Salary Cap. It Has Something That Behaves Like One.
- Golf Split In Two Over A Single Financial Question: Do You Get Paid If You Miss The Cut?
- Why A $76 Billion TV Deal Doesn't Just Show Up In Players' Paychecks Overnight
- Barcelona's "Levers": Buying A Player Is Only Half The Job
- Why Ranked 200 In The World Still Might Not Break Even
- The Number In The Headline Is Never The Number In The Bank Account
- Why Man City Signed A Deal Running To 2034
- How Formula 1 Stopped Being A Money Pit