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The latest episode of the Business of Sports Podcast is packed with exciting stories and insights. Hosts Michael Barr, Scarlet Fu, and Damian Sassower delve into the latest headlines and developments in the world of sports business.

One of the biggest stories discussed on the podcast is the NBA’s potential new media deal with NBC, ESPN, and Amazon. Bloomberg News global business of sports reporter Ira Boudway joins the discussion to discuss this massive deal that could change the way we consume sports content.

Another topic covered is the recent news of San Diego Padres infielder Tucupita Marcano being banned from MLB for life for gambling on baseball. This story highlights the growing concern over gambling in sports and its impact on players’ careers.

Four-time WNBA champion and basketball Hall of Famer Sheryl Swoopes also makes an appearance on the podcast to discuss women’s basketball and its future. They talk about rising star Caitlin Clark’s impact on the sport and Swoopes’ personal involvement in a health care initiative related to breast cancer screenings and awareness.

Listeners also get to hear from special guests on the podcast, including Bloomberg Surveillance hosts Tom Keene and Paul Sweeney who chat with six-time Stanley Cup champion Mark Messier about the state of hockey as it kicks off for another season. Additionally, Bloomberg Balance of Power co-host Joe Mathieu talks with billionaire owner Ted Leonsis about his plans for Monumental Sports and Entertainment in Washington D.C., including why a potential deal to move his teams to Virginia fell through.

Overall, this episode offers a diverse range of insights and discussions on some of the biggest issues facing sports business today.

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