The Business of Sports

  • Marlins seek professional help for PR problem

    The biggest challenge of the upcoming baseball season may be the one facing JeffreyGroup, the marketing and communications agency hired this week to help repair the Miami Marlins’ tattered image. “We plan to help the team communicate effectively with each of its key stakeholders, including media, community leaders, partners and, most [...]
  • Getting state sales-tax money a tough sell for Dolphins

    The Miami Dolphins managed to gain support from Miami-Dade County politicians for stadium renovations despite the lingering sour taste about the Marlins’ ballpark deal that got the mayor recalled. Winning a favorable vote from state legislators for a sales tax rebate and tourist tax increase will be more challenging. Once again, [...]
  • Yormark twins have Panthers, Nets on the rise

    SUNRISE That wasn’t double vision fans were experiencing in Club Red during Thursday’s Florida Panthers game against Ottawa. It was just twin sports franchise bosses Michael and Brett Yormark sharing the view of the game at the BB&T Center. As usual, Michael was working on closing a deal. But the Panthers president [...]
  • Dee: Dolphins not moving, but stadium needs improving

    Dolphins owner Steve Ross has no plans to move the team, but stadium renovations are essential to the future of the franchise in South Florida, team CEO Mike Dee said Tuesday. During an appearance on the Keith Sims Show on 640 Sports, Dee reiterated Ross’s comments to Sun Sentinel columnist Dave [...]
  • Eclipse Awards good show for racing fans, Broward tourism

    Caught between the spectacle of the college football championship and talk about the push for stadium improvements to remain viable as a Super Bowl host is another event getting overshadowed this week that is enhancing South Florida’s big-event reputation. The Eclipse Awards are horse racing’s Oscars, and the spotlight is on [...]
  • Fewer than 1,000 tickets remain for Panthers' opener

    A sellout appears likely for the return of hockey in South Florida. As of Thursday morning, fewer than 1,000 tickets were available for the Florida Panthers-Carolina Hurricanes opener Saturday night at BB&T Center in Sunrise. Fewer than 75 tickets remained unsold in the lower bowl. Opening night will feature the raising [...]
  • Free Florida Panthers tickets up for grabs

    For those in need of a hockey fix, there are a couple of ways to get one for free to see the Florida Panthers this season. Team President Michael Yormark has launched a contest on Twitter in which two lower bowl tickets will be awarded prior to each Panthers home [...]
  • Kosar: Treatments in Florida helping relieve head trauma

    The same day it was revealed that former linebacker Junior Seau was suffering from degenerative brain disease when he committed suicide, Bernie Kosar said he has finally found some relief from the numerous concussions he suffered in football. Kosar, the former Miami Hurricanes and Miami Dolphins quarterback, held a news conference [...]
  • Sony Tennis founder Buchholz jumps to golf's Cadillac Championship

    The man who made Key Biscayne a force in the tennis world is bringing his creative expertise to golf. Butch Buchholz, founder of the Sony Open Tennis tournament, has been named tournament chairman for the World Golf Championships-Cadillac Championship at Trump Doral on March 6-10. "I am thrilled to be associated with" [...]
  • Sony Tennis founder Buchholz jumps to golf's Cadillac Championship

    The man who made Key Biscayne a force in the tennis world is bringing his creative expertise to golf. Butch Buchholz, founder of the Sony Open Tennis tournament, has been named tournament chairman for the World Golf Championships-Cadillac Championship at Trump Doral on March 6-10. "I am thrilled to be associated with" [...]
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