SBJ Morning Buzzcast: October 31, 2025
Oct 31, 2025
Toronto is buzzing with potential World Series glory as fan energy peaks. The WNBA has extended its CBA, making headlines in women's sports. Scott Woodward's resignation raises questions about LSU's future. NASCAR's championship weekend arrives amid legal uncertainties. Mark Walter's growing influence in sports ownership makes waves. Meanwhile, the Mets showcase impressive revenue figures at Citi Field. Exciting job opportunities in sports are also up for grabs, making it an intriguing week in the industry.
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Temporary CBA Extension Buys Time
- The WNBA and WNBPA agreed to a 30-day CBA extension through November 30th to avoid immediate work stoppage.
- Negotiations showed no clear breakthrough after two days, keeping the labor dispute unresolved.
LSU AD Steps Down After Controversy
- Scott Woodward resigned as LSU athletic director amid criticism after firing coach Brian Kelly and public rebuke from the governor.
- Abe noted Woodward had successes like a national title and hiring Kim Mulkey, but controversies ended his run.
Lawsuit Clouds NASCAR Championship Weekend
- NASCAR arrived at Phoenix championship weekend with an unresolved lawsuit involving 2311 Racing and Front Row Motorsports.
- A settlement would remove tension, but none was announced heading into the weekend, per Denny Hamlin's remarks.
