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From the Washington Post (via DOL): Sentiment among NFL leaders to reduce the preseason to two or three games per

Although it took the Wagner Act to get the ball rolling, American sports unions have thrived for two reasons. First,

No, the title is not a typo. In this interview for ESPN, Lewis claims that, “one of the consequences of

In terms of betting, the Super Bowl is one of the most popular events in the world. Sports books, as

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Yahoo! Sports’ Michael Silver chronicles the emergence of Darren McFadden into the elite of NFL running backs over the past

A few observations on the NFL “replacement ref” situation: 1. The locked-out refs hold a very weak bargaining position. Unlike

With the NFL regular season having reached its (customarily gripping) climax moments ago, sports economists will take note, as usual,

Back in October, Yahoo! Sports’ Michael Silver explored the factors behind the turnaround of the San Francisco 49ers in “Harbaugh’s

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In terms of profits and TV exposure, the NFL appears to be the most successful sports league in North America.

This week in Sports Economics I talked about the effect sports teams and sports stadiums have on their local economies

The Baltimore Ravens work their players too hard according to the NFL Players’ Association. The Baltimore Sun reports today that

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After Peyton Manning’s visit with the Broncos, several articles have appeared regarding its meaning for Tim Tebow. The Wall Street