Keeping Score

While the variety of methods sports fans utilize to consume content continues to grow, the challenge for providers is trying to capture audiences that have a wide range of preferences for what they watch and how they watch it. This week we talk to someone on the forefront of this content revolution. Peter Scott is the head of emerging media and innovation for WarnerMedia, which includes sports media giants like TNT, TBS and Bleacher Report.

Coming off a weekend when the first two USFL playoff spots were clinched, we sit down with Cowboys legend Daryl "Moose" Johnston, the league's Executive VP of Football Operations. Johnston talks about lessons learned from previous start-up leagues, why he likes the front office more than the broadcast booth and what the keys are for USFL success in the years ahead.

A pair of good friends went to extra holes for the title.

The numbers are still being calculated, but the worldwide viewership for the Champions League final is undoubtedly enormous.

Will Celtics/Warriors be a final for the ages?

A tidal wave of technology and entrepreneurship is rushing across the world of sports and this week we look at the latest in that realm. From virtual reality for training to new approaches to sports betting, you'll hear about the innovators changing sports. Charles Theiss, the Chief Media Officer at SportsGrid, describes how their 18-hours of live programming daily is providing a new approach to those wanting to find an edge in sports wagering.

The GOAT will be in the broadcast booth when he finally retires.

Since a Supreme Court ruling, the NFL perspective on sports betting has drastically changed.

Forbes says that more and more women are starting to bet on mobile apps.

Marla Messing has been in leadership roles for the milestone moments of soccer in the United States over the last three decades. From the 1994 FIFA World Cup to the 1999 FIFA Women's World Cup to the founding of the MLS, Messing has been there. She now serves as the CEO of the National Women's Soccer League. This week we talk about her career and where the NWSL, and women's sports, are headed.

With the addition of a new club, Socios.com is now partnered with 26 MLS teams.

Two media giants are combining forces on World Cup content.

The CEO of Caesars makes his projection on when gaming will be profitable.

No person in America has had a greater impact on the growth of the sport of soccer than Alan Rothenberg. This week, we talk about how someone who started out in sports law and had no experience with soccer until the age of 28, ended up as the person widely considered the Grandfather of the sport across the U.S.

The Lakers legend is not happy about his portrayal in a recent television series.

The fitness wearable company brings in a new CEO as they head towards an IPO.

A new partnership between the Bronx Bombers and FanDuel expands their previous relationship.

Last week's NFL draft further cemented the league as must-watch TV no matter what time of year. This week, we talk to 49ers president Al Guido about everything NFL related. He shares how minor league baseball was the perfect training for his current role and how there is still so much room for growth across the league.

A new WNBA deal with Amazon Prime video expands their streaming agreement.

As usual, an aggressive battle was the showcase at Talladega on Sunday.