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The Cleveland Cavaliers agreed to terms on a jersey patch sponsorship deal with hometown steel manufacturer Cleveland-Cliffs.

The NFL granted teams limited permission to seek blockchain sponsorships, although bans on cryptocurrency deals and fan tokens remain in place for now.

Basketball Hall of Famer Grant Hill spoke with CNBC to discuss his brand deal with Philips, real estate and sports ownership.

Experts and academics say leagues have a long way to go to improve representation in front offices, especially in the C-suite.

Harden will give the 76ers more firepower next to Joel Embiid, while Philadelphia will resolve a long impasse with Simmons.

Sports leagues invited private equity money in 2021 as firms invested nearly $2 billion in team stakes.

The National Basketball Association revealed new trophies for its All-Star Game, including a massive change to the Kobe Bryant trophy awarded to the game’s MVP.

The WNBA raised $75 million from investors. The league called it “the largest-ever capital raise for a women’s sports property.”

Dylan Sadiq had plans to go into engineering until the pandemic forced him to recalibrate. He’s now an artist, selling mosaics to pro sports teams.

Larry Miller, chairman of Nike’s Jordan brand, is now decades later talking about his troubled past in a new memoir.

The Buffalo Bills are among the NFL clubs seeking a new stadium as more pro sports teams seek venue upgrades to solicit more revenue.

Sports e-commerce company Fanatics has acquired sports trading card company Topps, sources confirmed to CNBC.

Former ESPN and NFL executive Steve Bornstein discusses the future of sports television in an end-of-the-year interview with CNBC’s Jabari Young.

The NBA is nearing a critical stretch of the season with annual Christmas Day games amid surging Covid cases across the country.

More than 100 individuals throughout the NFL, NBA, and NHL entered Covid health and safety protocols this week.

Dr. Robby Sikka, former vice president for the Minnesota Timberwolves, encouraged “layers of protection” in the coming weeks.

The NBA, MLB and the NWSL are just some of the sports leagues that are now signing deals with cryptocurrency platforms as the popularity of crypto explodes.

The Warriors will provide FTX brand presence throughout Chase Center, the Warriors G League and NBA 2K team, and digital floor ads during RSN games.