Jason Clinkscales
Reporter and Content Team Editor at Sportico
Bobby & Kathryn's 5th of 6, BX & Harlem bred. @sportico reporter/editor. Sports biz & media biz geek. Me, my backpack and Eli Manning went viral once.
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1 week ago |
sportico.com | Jason Clinkscales
The reported public subsidies for the proposed $3 billion Washington Commanders venue in D.C. appear to be similar to a couple of other big-ticket NFL stadium projects. The framework of a deal to develop a mixed-used area built on the site of the team’s one-time home, RFK Stadium, has been reported by multiple outlets.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Jason Clinkscales
The reported public subsidies for the proposed $3 billion Washington Commanders venue in D.C. appear to be similar to a couple of other big-ticket NFL stadium projects. The framework of a deal to develop a mixed-used area built on the site of the team’s one-time home, RFK Stadium, has been reported by multiple outlets.
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1 week ago |
sportico.com | Jason Clinkscales
Velocity Capital Management has invested in Unique Sports Group, a UK-based independent talent agency that represents more than 350 soccer players across the world’s top leagues, including the Premier League, the Bundesliga, Serie A and Ligue 1. Velocity will acquire an ownership stake in USG; other terms of the deal were not disclosed. Launched in 2008, USG grew into one of the top-five globally ranked agencies, and it has recently moved into another popular sport worldwide: cricket.
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1 week ago |
sportico.com | Jason Clinkscales
It’s not unusual for the New York Knicks to have a heavy contingent of fans on the road, even in the playoffs. Yet with their first home playoff game in six years at least a week away, the Detroit Pistons may avoid a New York takeover of Little Caesars Arena. On Sunday, several social media users posted screenshots of their attempts to buy tickets on Ticketmaster for Game 3 of the Eastern Conference quarterfinal series.
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2 weeks ago |
sportico.com | Jason Clinkscales
Prior to Scripps’ upfront presentation at the Barclays Center on Wednesday night, Scripps Sports president Brian Lawlor said the company remains in discussion with the WNBA to extend the league’s broadcasting deal with Ion Television, a sign of how important women’s sports have become to the media company. The initial three-year deal, in which Ion pays the league $13 million annually, expires at the end of the 2025 season.
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At last night's @iontv upfront, I spoke with the boss for @ScrippsSports about talks with the @WNBA as well as the company's growing commitment to women's sports. More at @Sportico. https://t.co/edy4DCWfig
At some point this season, @RaysBaseball is going to have a rainout - a first for a team that's spent all but one season (this one) indoors. For @sportico, I spoke with the team on its plans for weather delays and more. https://t.co/Pur1Ig1IhG
RT @DanielLibit: ICYMI: Here’s my @Sportico story from last month on former @AuburnMBB associate head coach Chuck Person, who was fired and…
