Front Office Sports

Front Office Sports is a versatile media brand designed for today's sports enthusiasts. Each month, FOS connects with a growing audience of more than 20 million individuals through its newsletters, website, podcasts, and social media platforms.

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Why College Basketball Programs Are Hiring GMs

1 week ago | frontofficesports.com | Amanda Christovich |Alex Schiffer

In March, Wes Wilcox agreed to leave his job as the Sacramento Kings assistant general manager to become the GM at the University of Utah. He’d work alongside his longtime friend Alex Jensen, who was just named head coach. Just a few months later, Wilcox found himself sitting in an Omaha hotel room preparing to do something he’s never done: watch a high school AAU tournament.
Trump Travel Ban Not Expected to Impact MLB, NBA-for Now

1 week ago | frontofficesports.com | Alex Schiffer

President Trump’s sweeping travel ban shouldn’t immediately impact the NBA and MLB, two leagues with players in the countries named in Wednesday’s proclamation. Trump’s travel ban places a full suspension of entry from 12 countries, including Afghanistan, Myanmar, Chad, Republic of Congo, Iran, and Sudan, among others. Cuba, Venezuela and others have partial restrictions.
UFL Ratings Dropped 20% in Second Season

1 week ago | frontofficesports.com | Alex Schiffer

After strong ratings in its debut last year, the UFL struggled to keep its momentum in its second regular season, which concluded Sunday. The league’s second season, following a merger with the XFL and USFL saw viewership decline by 20% with an average of just 645,000 viewers per game across Fox and ESPN-affiliated networks. ESPN platforms averaged just 651,000, a network spokesperson told Front Office Sports. The news was first reported by Sports Business Journal.
NASCAR Amazon Ratings Down 25% From 2024 Fox Broadcasts

1 week ago | frontofficesports.com | David Rumsey

The early stages of NASCAR’s new $1 million in-season tournament will come into focus this weekend as fans continue to get used to the sport’s new media partners. Over the next three races on new rights-holder Amazon Prime Video, performances will determine the seeding for a 32-driver bracket. Drivers will be seeded by their best finish in the upcoming three races, with the first tiebreaker being the next-best finish.
Silver: NBA Local Media Woes Could Hurt Expansion Momentum

1 week ago | frontofficesports.com | David Rumsey

Expansion has been a hot topic for the NBA in recent years, with a prevailing thought that the league would add two franchises after it settled its media-rights future. But even with ESPN, NBC, and Amazon Prime Video starting 11-year, $77 billion deals next season, NBA commissioner Adam Silver doesn’t want to guarantee that the league’s current 30 owners will green-light expansion in the immediate future.
Rodgers Signing Defies Steelers Rep, But Further Boosts Profile

1 week ago | frontofficesports.com | Eric Fisher

Aaron Rodgers is now officially a Steeler, bringing in a significant amount of risk for a notoriously risk-averse organization. After months of speculation, even confounding Steelers coach Mike Tomlin, Rodgers at last notified the team on Thursday that he would sign, and then officially agreed to a one-year deal on Friday, pending a physical.
Why the Goodyear Blimp Is at Every Major Sports Event

1 week ago | frontofficesports.com | David Rumsey

The Goodyear Blimp, which celebrated its 100th anniversary this week, was in the sky at the first Super Bowl, has covered several Olympics, and has flown over the Indianapolis 500. But its purpose wasn’t originally sports broadcasting. The Akron-based company launched an aeronautics department in 1910 and 15 years later the blimp took its maiden flight.
Aaron Rodgers Finally Agrees to Deal With Steelers

1 week ago | frontofficesports.com | Alex Schiffer

Aaron Rodgers is returning for another NFL season. The 41-year-old quarterback informed the Steelers on Thursday that he will fly to Pittsburgh on Friday and sign in time for next week’s minicamp, starting his 21st NFL season. The news was first reported by the NFL Network. The decision comes after two disastrous seasons with the New York Jets, one of which lasted just four plays before Rodgers tore his Achilles. The Jets went 5–12 with Rodgers in 2024, leading ownership to clean house.
White Sox Deal Signals Ninth Inning for Reinsdorf’s MLB Legacy

1 week ago | frontofficesports.com | Eric Fisher

It’s now the official beginning of the end for one of the most influential team owners in MLB history. White Sox owner Jerry Reinsdorf has struck a multistage equity deal with Justin Ishbia that will see majority control of the franchise transfer no earlier than 2029.
Jordan’s 23XI May Lose NASCAR Charter After Legal Setback

1 week ago | frontofficesports.com | David Rumsey

Michael Jordan has taken a major loss off the racetrack. Jordan’s 23XI Racing, and Front Row Motorsports, are now at risk of losing their NASCAR charter status—the sport’s version of franchises—as the entities’ legal battles continue. On Thursday, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit vacated a preliminary injunction, ordered in December by a U.S. District Court in North Carolina, that required NASCAR to treat 23XI and Front Row as chartered teams for the 2025 season.