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CNBC Sport brings you the convergence of sports, business, and investing. Each week, we sit down with the biggest names in sports - from league commissioners and top athletes to team owners and influential executives - uncovering the strategies, deals, and inside stories shaping the industry's future.2026 CNBC マネジメント マネジメント・リーダーシップ 個人ファイナンス 経済学
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  • Bill Foley’s Pitch to Own Las Vegas’ Next NBA Franchise 7/16/26

    Bill Foley’s Pitch to Own Las Vegas’ Next NBA Franchise 7/16/26
    2026/07/16

    Bill Foley joins Alex Sherman to explain why his ownership group is positioned to bring an NBA expansion team to Las Vegas, followed by an interview with Rick Horrow on the excitement and business impact of the World Cup.

    Bill Foley, owner of the Vegas Golden Knights, joins Alex Sherman for a detailed conversation about his bid to own a potential Las Vegas NBA expansion franchise. Foley lays out why he believes Las Vegas is ready for an NBA team, how the Golden Knights’ success has prepared his organization, and what kind of ownership culture he would bring to professional basketball.

    The episode also features an interview with Rick Horrow, who discusses the excitement around the World Cup and its impact on the global sports business landscape. Together, the conversations explore how major sports franchises, international soccer, media rights, fan engagement, and live events continue to shape the future of sports ownership and investment.

    Topics discussed:

    • Why Bill Foley believes Las Vegas is ready for an NBA expansion team
    • How the Golden Knights’ “Vegas Born” identity shaped Foley’s ownership approach
    • The potential NBA expansion fee and long-term franchise valuation
    • T-Mobile Arena as the likely initial home for a Las Vegas NBA team
    • Building a world-class practice facility for NBA and NHL operations
    • How Foley’s “team first” philosophy could translate from hockey to basketball
    • Sports betting concerns and professional sports in Las Vegas
    • Foley’s international soccer portfolio, including AFC Bournemouth and Auckland FC
    • The excitement surrounding the World Cup
    • Rick Horrow’s perspective on the business of global sports events
    • Sponsorship, ticketing, media rights, and synergies across sports ownership groups
    • Local broadcast strategy and opportunities to bundle sports media assets
    • Possible naming themes for a Las Vegas NBA franchise
    • Whether Las Vegas can support more professional sports teams

    Timestamps:

    01:30 Bill Foley’s pitch for owning a Las Vegas NBA franchise
    03:18 Why Foley has been preparing for NBA expansion for years
    04:20 Lessons from owning the Vegas Golden Knights
    05:11 How expansion fees factor into the NBA ownership decision
    06:08 Why Foley believes his group can compete financially
    07:03 Long-term NBA franchise value and sports scarcity
    08:10 Sports betting concerns in Las Vegas
    08:50 Foley’s international soccer investments and World Cup impact
    10:09 Synergies across Foley’s sports ownership portfolio
    11:17 What kind of owner Foley says he would be
    12:03 NBA expansion timeline and presentation process
    12:58 Local media strategy for a Las Vegas NBA team
    13:43 Potential naming ideas for the franchise
    14:35 Why Foley is not worried about Las Vegas sports oversaturation
    15:41 Advice from current NBA owners
    16:16 Closing thoughts on the possible Las Vegas NBA franchise

    Mentioned in this episode:

    • Bill Foley
    • Alex Sherman
    • Rick Horrow
    • Vegas Golden Knights
    • Las Vegas NBA expansion
    • NBA Board of Governors
    • Adam Silver
    • T-Mobile Arena
    • AFC Bournemouth
    • Auckland FC
    • Silver Knights
    • Nighthawks
    • CNBC
    • Scripps Sports
    • World Cup
    • Otter.ai

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  • Josh Allen on Bills Super Bowl Pressure, Sleep, New Balance, and Fatherhood 7/9/26

    Josh Allen on Bills Super Bowl Pressure, Sleep, New Balance, and Fatherhood 7/9/26
    2026/07/09

    Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen joins Alex Sherman to discuss Super Bowl expectations, fatherhood, sleep, brand partnerships, New Balance, investing, and life after football. Allen shares how he manages pressure, thinks about his personal brand, and prepares for the next chapter of his NFL career.

    Episode Notes

    Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen joins Alex Sherman for a wide-ranging conversation on football, business, sleep, fatherhood, and the mindset required to lead one of the NFL’s most passionate fan bases.

    Allen opens up about becoming a new father to his daughter Harper and how parenthood has changed his perspective on rest, recovery, and interrupted sleep. He discusses his partnership with Natrol and explains why sleep has become an even more important part of his routine as he balances family life, training, and the demands of an NFL season.

    The conversation also dives into the pressure surrounding the Buffalo Bills and the pursuit of a Super Bowl. Allen explains why he does not focus on outside expectations, how he handles internal pressure, and why bringing a Lombardi Trophy to Western New York remains the team’s ultimate goal.

    Sherman and Allen also cover the business side of being a franchise quarterback, including Allen’s approach to brand partnerships, authenticity, and long-term alignment with companies he genuinely believes in. Allen discusses his move from Nike to New Balance, what impressed him about the brand’s direction, and how he thinks about future opportunities in football, broadcasting, investing, and life after the NFL.

    Topics discussed:

    • Josh Allen’s transition into fatherhood
    • Sleep, recovery, and his partnership with Natrol
    • Managing Super Bowl expectations in Buffalo
    • Internal pressure versus outside pressure
    • The Bills’ roster-building process and front office communication
    • Buffalo’s new stadium and home-field advantage
    • Personal branding and authentic sponsorships
    • Moving from Nike to New Balance
    • Playing style, longevity, and taking hits as a quarterback
    • Investing, private equity, and post-football planning
    • Broadcasting as a possible future path
    • Golf, training camp, and team bonding

    Timestamps:

    01:37 Managing pressure from Bills fans and Super Bowl expectations
    03:17 Allen’s mindset and whether he works with a sports psychologist
    03:41 How involved Allen is in Bills personnel decisions
    05:02 First impressions of Buffalo’s new stadium
    06:04 How Josh Allen thinks about his personal brand
    06:22 Why Allen partnered with Natrol
    07:20 Moving from Nike to New Balance
    08:13 Playing aggressively, recovery, and sleep products
    09:26 Thinking about life after football
    10:15 Whether broadcasting could be part of Allen’s future
    10:51 Investing, private equity, and values-based opportunities
    11:44 Golf, fatherhood, and offseason routines
    12:09 Training camp, family, and team chemistry


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    25 分
  • Paul Rabil on PLL Funding, Olympic Lacrosse, AI and the Future of Emerging Sports, 7/2/26

    Paul Rabil on PLL Funding, Olympic Lacrosse, AI and the Future of Emerging Sports, 7/2/26
    2026/07/02
    PLL co-founder and President Paul Rabil joins Alex Sherman to discuss the Premier Lacrosse League’s $100 million funding round, its path toward team ownership, and how the 2028 Olympics could accelerate lacrosse’s growth. The conversation covers media rights, player salaries, AI, youth development, women’s lacrosse, and what it takes to build a mainstream pro sports league. Episode Notes Premier Lacrosse League founder Paul Rabil sits down with Alex Sherman to break down the business strategy behind the PLL’s latest funding round and the league’s long-term plan to turn lacrosse into a larger professional sports property. Rabil explains why investors are increasingly interested in sports leagues, how the PLL’s single-entity C-corp model differs from traditional leagues, and why lacrosse’s return to the Olympics in 2028 could create a major growth window for the sport. The conversation explores how the PLL is thinking about team sales, local ownership, sponsorship, media rights, player compensation, and the challenge of converting casual sports fans into lacrosse fans. Rabil also discusses how the league uses social media, storytelling, youth development, women’s lacrosse, and AI to scale more efficiently while building a stronger foundation for the future. Topics discussed: Why sports leagues are attracting institutional investorsThe PLL’s $100 million funding round and investor pitchHow the PLL’s single-entity model supports future team salesPotential exit strategies for league investorsThe future of PLL expansion, local ownership, and home marketsPlayer salaries, marketing opportunities, and the path toward full-time pro lacrosseHow sponsorship, media rights, tickets, merchandise, and youth participation drive revenueThe impact of NIL on lacrosse and emerging sportsWhat it takes to create crossover stars in lacrosseLessons from Caitlin Clark, Tiger Woods, Conor McGregor, Michael Jordan, Tony Hawk, and Charlotte NorthWhy film, television, and documentary storytelling matter for emerging sportsHow PLL Play and PLL Assist connect youth lacrosse to the professional gameWhy the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics could be a major moment for lacrosseHow the PLL is making broadcasts more accessible to new fansThe NHL as a growth comparison for professional lacrosseHow the PLL is using AI across creative, technical, and analytics functionsThe cultural perception of lacrosse and how access, women’s sports, and youth growth are changing the game Timestamps: 01:00 Paul Rabil explains the investor pitch behind the PLL’s new funding round 02:46 How the PLL’s single-entity C-corp model differs from traditional sports leagues 03:35 Why lacrosse’s return to the Olympics creates a strategic growth window 04:40 How investors could see returns through team sales and league growth 07:55 Rabil describes the current state of the PLL and future expansion goals 09:22 Player salaries, wage growth, and making professional lacrosse more sustainable 12:03 Why sponsorship is the PLL’s biggest revenue category 13:30 How NIL benefits lacrosse and other emerging sports 14:14 The challenge of creating the next crossover lacrosse star 17:21 Why sports documentaries and scripted storytelling can grow participation 18:31 How PLL Play and PLL Assist connect youth participation with the pro league 19:16 The importance of the 2028 Olympics for lacrosse and the PLL 20:44 How the PLL is trying to reach sports fans who are new to lacrosse 24:06 How the league is using AI to support content, analytics, and operations 25:07 Future innovations in broadcast production and fan engagement 27:00 Rabil addresses lacrosse’s cultural image and the importance of access 29:46 The growth of women’s lacrosse and the opportunity for the Women’s Lacrosse League Mentions and resources: Premier Lacrosse League: https://premierlacrosseleague.com Women’s Lacrosse League: https://premierlacrosseleague.com/wll PLL Play: https://premierlacrosseleague.com/play PLL Assist: https://premierlacrosseleague.com/assist ESPN: https://www.espn.com LA28 Olympic Games: https://la28.org Olympics: https://olympics.com MSG Sports: https://www.msgsports.com Arctos: https://www.arctospartners.com Ares Management: https://www.aresmgmt.com Apollo Global Management: https://www.apollo.com TKO Group: https://www.tko.com NWSL: https://www.nwslsoccer.com WNBA: https://www.wnba.com NHL: https://www.nhl.com Major League Soccer: https://www.mlssoccer.com League One Volleyball: https://www.lovb.com Netflix: https://www.netflix.com Chess.com: https://www.chess.com YouTube: https://www.youtube.com Ticketmaster: https://www.ticketmaster.com Nike: https://www.nike.com IBM: https://www.ibm.com Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
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    38 分
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