As college football conferences start trimming schedules for fall, it has major effects for both the schools and television partners alike.

Despite current negotiations for a 2020 return stalling out, Major League Baseball has a lucrative new TV deal on deck with Turner Sports.

As the NBA, MLS and NHL prepare to come back with adjusted schedules, MLB has still yet to agree to a plan... which isn't a great sign for it going forward.

The NBA's potentially leaving a lot of money on the table if it opts for a standard postseason. We look at the pros of group play.

The NHL has a plan in place for how to return to the ice, and it may be a major TV moneymaker around this year's playoffs.

A look at the growing market for OTT sports broadcasting in Europe, now on hold, but sure to explode post-pandemic.

If the NBA finds a way to return with a Vegas "bubble" setup, we could see months filled with live basketball games on TV.

NASCAR will be the first U.S. sport to head back to competition, providing a potential road map for how others do the same this summer.

Can TV rights deals for college sports just go back to astronomical values once we come out on the other side of a pandemic?

BMW is roaring into sports in a bigger way, significantly expanding its sponsorships with five deals involving esports teams in five countries.

With no live sports for the foreseeable future, sports networks are being forced to adjust their business. Here's a look at ESPN without its main subject.

With many TV deals expiring and audience habits shifting, U.S. sports leagues may be trying to capitalize one final time.

Major League Baseball's potential new postseason is the most radical playoff proposal in U.S. pro sports, and it's largely for TV.

Boise State's perceived unhappiness about the new Mountain West Conference TV deal could mean another program weighing the pros and cons of independence.

The NBA's ratings don't necessarily matter as much as how the league's been able to create an enormous fan base via digital content.