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sports

[spawrts, spohrts] / spɔrts, spoʊrts /


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Tucker's deal is for four years at $240 million, the US sports outlet reported.

From Barron's

Like its competitors, Fox is dealing with the rising price of valuable live sports.

From The Wall Street Journal

We not only lose the integrity of our sports, we lose scholarships, roster spots, chances at an education, privacy and more.

From The Wall Street Journal

He is instead fashioning himself after cable pioneer John Malone, who built a stable of connectivity and sports assets including Formula One, Sirius XM and Live Nation.

From The Wall Street Journal

Big TV shows and pop culture moments can raise the profiles of sports and hobbies, encouraging viewers to get involved.

From BBC