Daniel Roberts

6 days ago | frontofficesports.com | David Rumsey |Daniel Roberts

The crowd at the 2025 Masters was treated to a thrilling finish, with Rory McIlroy besting Justin Rose in a one-hole playoff to complete the career Grand Slam. But not all the buzz at Augusta National this year was about the golf. Hundreds of ticket holders this year were pulled aside by Augusta National representatives and questioned about where they bought their tickets and whether they had a direct connection to the original badgeholder. Many had their passes canceled for the weekend.

3 weeks ago | frontofficesports.com | Or Moyal |Daniel Roberts

On Saturday, the Yankees became the third team in MLB history to hit nine home runs in a game. And some of them did so with new bats that fans are buzzing over. Paul Goldschmidt, Cody Bellinger, and Aaron Judge hit consecutive home runs on the first three pitches of the game—a first since pitch counts have been recorded. Judge added two more homers, including a grand slam. This offensive explosion has been partially attributed to some players’ adoption of new bats.

3 weeks ago | star-telegram.com | Daniel Roberts

Ice cream stands usually start to open in February and March, followed by drive-in theaters miniature golf and drive-in theaters. We're tracking when your seasonal favorites plan to reopen. Ice cream standsFeb. 14Twist Ice Cream Shoppe: 19 Jericho Road, Glenmont; website, Facebook. March 8The Snowman Ice Cream: 531 Fifth Ave., Troy; website, Facebook. Stella's Creamery & Cakes: 2013 State St., Schenectady; website; Facebook. March 9Udderly Delicious: 340 N. Comrie Ave., Johnstown; Facebook.

1 month ago | frontofficesports.com | Daniel Roberts

For a decade, Warren Buffett, the billionaire “Oracle of Omaha” and Creighton basketball fan, has held a men’s NCAA tournament contest for employees of his Berkshire Hathaway conglomerate. Berkshire has around 395,000 employees in total among all its 60+ subsidiaries, and the contest usually gets between 60,000 and 70,000 entrants. The full prize: $1 million. But no one has ever won the jackpot—until now.

1 month ago | frontofficesports.com | Daniel Roberts |Matthew Tabeek

Most people today know the name Junior Bridgeman for his business accomplishments more than for his NBA career—despite the fact he was a legendary sixth man whose jersey is retired by the Milwaukee Bucks. Bridgeman died unexpectedly this week at 71, less than one month after his face was on the “daily digital cover” of Forbeswith a headline about how he joined the “rare air” of basketball billionaires along with Michael Jordan, Magic Johnson, and LeBron James.