Front Office Sports Today

This episode covers LIV Golf’s impending bankruptcy filing as Saudi funding ceases, and Lionel Messi’s international retirement from Argentina.

Hall of Fame coach Geno Auriemma joins Front Office Sports to discuss the new Apple TV+ documentary "Dynasty: UConn Huskies.

This episode covers the US Open’s record prize money and ongoing revenue share disputes, with new USTA CEO Craig Tiley downplaying player demands for 22% of Grand Slam revenue.

Bengals wide receiver Tee Higgins joins Front Office Sports to discuss his new Express partnership and the confidence it brings to his pregame routine.

NBPA Executive Director David Kelly discusses the launch of Players United, a new venture focused on authentic player branding, content, and a Los Angeles training facility.

Good Good Golf lost Callaway and PGA Tour sponsorship after a controversial ad, while the NBA Players Union demands revenue sharing for the upcoming NBA Europe league.

Jessica Pegla discusses her US Open preparation, emphasizing the need to manage energy through tough matches.

The NFL eliminates the Pro Bowl game, shifting it to an honor-only status, while owners approve the Seahawks' record sale and discuss college player eligibility rules.

Alex Bazel, co-founder of Unrivaled, discusses the league’s $100 million fundraise, valuing it at $650 million.

Major college conferences are moving to ban players who participated in NFL preseason games from returning to campus, a rule tested by Daquan Wright and R.

Joy Taylor joins Baker Machado to discuss her transition to independent media and her investment in CrossCourt, a premium basketball fitness club.

The WNBA declared former NBA players Ennis Cantor Freedom and Royce White ineligible for the 2027 draft, dismissing their claims as publicity stunts.

Host Baker Machado covers Mark Lurie’s $4.

Host Baker Machado covers Jeannie Buss’s struggle to retain her Lakers governor title amid ownership changes.

This episode covers Pat McAfee’s expanded role at ESPN, including joining Monday Night Countdown and nearing a $60 million contract.

Host Baker Machado covers the Buss family’s legal battle over selling their remaining Lakers stake to Bob Iger and Josh Kushner, featuring analysis from NBA reporter Yaron Weitzman.

Host Baker Machado discusses the NBA’s investigation into the Clippers, noting zero evidence ties owner Steve Ballmer to a salary cap scheme involving Kawhi Leonard.

Front Office Sports Today interviews tennis star Jessica Pegula ahead of the U.

Host Baker Machado discusses the NFL extending team access restrictions to Troy Aikman and Tom Brady, and Jeff Bezos acquiring a 30% stake in Liverpool FC.

Host Baker Machado discusses the shocking $12.

The LA Lakers were sold for a record $12.

Host Baker Machado discusses FIFA President Gianni Infantino facing a governance crisis after three confederations accused him of deception regarding a failed World Cup commercialization plan.

Host Baker Machado covers WNBA controversies, including Commissioner Engelbert’s memo on transgender eligibility and the fallout from a foul between Sophie Cunningham and Dijoné Carrington.

Front Office Sports deals reporter Ben Horny interviews Jason Wright, head of Ariel Investments’ Project Level fund, on the commercial momentum in women’s sports.

This episode covers high-stakes negotiations for Troy Aikman and Joe Buck at ESPN, alongside Fox delaying NFL rights talks until 2028.

Live Golf secured a term sheet for $350 million in new investment, potentially keeping the league alive through 2027.

This episode covers the UFC’s $30 million loss from its White House event despite overall revenue growth, and B.

Dan Roberts interviews incoming MLS Commissioner Larry Berg about his priorities for "MLS 3.

Host Dan Roberts covers Larry Berg’s appointment as the next MLS commissioner and Mauricio Pochettino’s contract extension through the 2030 World Cup.

FIFA scrapped its $20 billion World Cup investment plan after backlash from major federations, raising questions about President Infantino’s future.

Host Baker Machado discusses UEFA and CONCACAF’s threats to boycott FIFA over a controversial stake sale, featuring analysis from reporter Margaret Fleming.