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Discover the latest sports marketing news most impacting the industry. Read insights from the trusted team at Adweek who break down what it all means for the future of sports advertising.

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Why the US Is the Next Step in Wrexham Women’s Team’s Rise

Ally and Disney help Rob McElhenney and Ryan Reynolds bring the Wrexham women's soccer team to LA and Portland.

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The Power of Storytelling in Women’s Sports With State Farm

CMO Kristyn Cook shares how the brand is driving meaningful change.

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Did Nike Copy the Air Jordan Jumpman Logo?

New Tribeca documentary claims that photographer Co Rentmeester took the image that inspired Nike's billion-dollar Air Jordan logo.

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How the NBA Finals Made $76 Billion Media Rights Seem Like a Bargain

NBA ad effectiveness is making a $76 billion media rights deal look like a steal.

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Champions of Change: 22 Women Reshaping the Sports Landscape

It takes more than one player to create meaningful change in sports, and few people see that more clearly than the sports marketing community. In its second year honoring Champions [...]

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NWSL Kicks Pride Campaign Into High Gear as Other Brands Pull Back

How the women's soccer league is scoring big with LGBTQ+ audiences.

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What a $76 Billion NBA Media Deal Means for WBD and the WNBA

A reported $76 billion NBA media rights deal hasn't knocked WBD out of the game yet.

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Motorsport Network, Newly Under Billionaire Ownership, Aims to Capitalize on F1 Fervor

Motorsport Network is staffing up and launching a new B2B product.

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The Business Case for Media Equity With Ally’s Andrea Brimmer

How Ally's 50/50 pledge is transforming women's sports marketing.

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MLB Continues a Classic ‘Always Sunny’ Gag, With All Eyes on Rob McElhenney’s Choice

It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia character Mac, played by Rob McElhenney, had a long-running obsession with MLB player Chase Utley.

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Why Michael Jordan and Caitlin Clark Are Running Back a Classic Gatorade Campaign

Michael Jordan and Caitlin Clark are running back a classic Gatorade campaign as the brand tries to keep more young athletes in the game.

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The Chicago Red Stars Use Wrigley Field to Pitch Women’s Soccer to the City

The NWSL's Chicago Red Stars and Havas use Wrigley Field to pitch a permanent place for women's soccer.

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How the Golden Knights Use Marketing to Win in Las Vegas

CMO Eric Tosi on using storytelling and technology to drive success for the NHL team.

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A New Crop of Dealmakers Will Flood Cannes Lions This Year

From retail media to creators, festival participants reflect the changing marketing landscape.

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Peloton’s Kendall Toole on Fitness, Empowerment and Inspiring People Beyond the Bike

The dynamic instructor opens up about her personal fitness journey and her mission to motivate and uplift people.