The Joe Pomp Show

A breakdown of how the Dodgers can afford over $1 billion in player salaries and insights into Michael Jordan's expanding royalty deal with Nike. Dive into the financial strategies behind the Dodgers' spending and the impact of athlete acquisitions on revenue growth. Also, discover the inaccuracies in the movie 'Air' based on the true events of the iconic 'Air Jordan' deal.

The podcast covers the competition between NFL and NBA on Christmas Day, Aaron Rodgers' impact on the Jets, and the controversies of NIL valuations in college sports.

This podcast discusses Tiger Woods leaving Nike after 27 years, Patrick Mahomes' endorsement deal with PRIME, and how NIL is impacting college football recruiting. The episode delves into the evolution of Woods' partnership with Nike, the rise and fall of BioSteel, and the changing landscape of athlete endorsements and recruiting in college football.

Exploring the NFL's $20 billion business, from revenue to TV ratings. Delving into challenges like declining play quality, impact of CTE, and efforts to promote player safety. Discussing league's resilience, international expansion, and measures for future growth.

Exploring topics like NBA in-season tournament, Wizards leaving DC, NFL in Brazil, Ohtani's jersey sales record. The episode breaks down sports business trends and strategies, from maximizing revenue in NBA to the financial dynamics of arena funding and analyzing high-value sports contracts.

Exploring NASCAR's new $7.7 billion media rights deal, comparing it with F1, discussing sponsorship revenue, long-term growth projections, and challenges faced by the industry. Also, delving into the impact on fan access, evolving driver popularity, and NASCAR's innovations for future success in the sports entertainment landscape.

Exploring Shohei Ohtani's unprecedented $700 million contract with the Dodgers, dissecting deferred payments and team advantages. Delving into the financial implications, tax considerations, and market inequalities in baseball contracts.

Fans and players are frustrated with NFL officiating this season, leading to calls for change. The podcast discusses fines on players, lack of full-time referees, and proposed solutions. It also explores the diverse backgrounds of NFL referees and the need for accountability and rewards system improvements.

Explore the transformation of IMG Academy into a sporting powerhouse, its influence on college rosters and sponsorship deals, its diversified operations and financial success, and the financial strain and competition in the sports training industry.

Exploring the downfall of Sports Illustrated due to controversy of AI-generated content, alongside its iconic history with legends like LeBron James. Discussion on ethics of AI content creation, layoffs, shift to freelancers, and profit-driven transformation. Insights on digital transition, sports betting, and the influence of AI on sports journalism.