Hockey is heating up in America. Both participation and attendance are up, for one. And fans who want to see the NHL live are willing to pay a lot, as their ticket prices exceed those of the NBA, on average. It’s an exciting time of year for... Read More
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The Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association (CIAA) made a significant impact during the 13th hosting of its annual men’s and women’s basketball tournament in Charlotte, North Carolina. This year’s tournament delivered record attendances at... Read More
Comcast and Fox could merge—their networks carry 59 NBA, MLB, and NHL teams in US. Comcast’s planned purchase of 21st Century Fox properties would give the cable company ownership of the “vast majority” of regional sports networks... Read More
Golf has largely been considered a mans world, but more women now seem to be taking an interest in the sport. Why’s that? Because golfing is one of the most relaxing, and actually one of the most social, sports that there is at the minute. Most of... Read More
The Masters – golf’s first major championship of the year – begins April 5. Get yourself in the mood for birdies, azaleas and a whole lot of green with WalletHub’s 2018 Masters Fun Facts report. The report breaks down everything from ticket... Read More
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 1 in 5 people between the ages of 6 to 19 has obesity, which is excess body fat. A contributing factor to this problem is taking in more calories than are being burned. While it’s... Read More
With March Madness just over a week away, the personal-finance website WalletHub today released its NCAA Tournament Stats & Facts infographic to help get hoops lovers psyched for this magical time of year. Best Cities for College Hoops... Read More
With March Madness just over a week away, the personal-finance website WalletHub today released its report on 2018’s Best Cities for College Basketball Fans to help get hoops lovers psyched for this magical time of year. New York as a College Hoops... Read More
With the Olympics in PyeongChang, South Korea upon us, WalletHub today released its 2018 Winter Olympics By The Numbers report, which includes an awesome infographic as well as commentary from a panel of leading sports experts. Some of the interesting... Read More
Once a very popular American pastime, it has begun to dwindle. In 2007, attendance numbers were at 79.5 million compared to the 73.7 million fans present at games in 2014. Citing rising ticket prices and game times, the MLB is struggling to hold on to... Read More
Cordcutters – we’ve got some great news for you!!!! You will have another outlet to watch these NFL playoffs. Yahoo Sports will livestream the four playoff games this weekend. The games can be watched on the Yahoo Sports app and... Read More
So, your kids have reached the age when they are starting to get interested in sports. Congratulations, this can be a fantastic time for you as a parent. You can cheer them on at their games, show pride as they compete in tournaments or maybe even find... Read More
Despite rumors that Formula One 1 could use platforms like Netflix or Amazon for its live streaming service – Sean Bratches, managing director, commercial operations chief is clear that it will be done entirely in-house. A big effort is being... Read More
The NFL today announced the Super Bowl Ticket Giveaway, a new initiative this season to surprise fans across the country with an invitation to attend Super Bowl LII in Minnesota on February 4, 2018. A total of 500 free tickets will be distributed... Read More
Are you interested in getting your kid out on the golf course? Some parents think that the golf course is only for adults, but that really isn’t the case. As long as your children have mastered the basic skills, then there is no reason they have to... Read More
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