#The Athletic

The New York Times has announced the disbandment of its sports department, leaving many employees uncertain about their future within the company. The decision comes after the newspaper’s acquisition of The Athletic in 2022, which has apparently prompted a shift in the Times’ sports coverage

iStockphoto The Athletic burns through money at an unprecedented rate. The company has now suffered operating losses of well over $100 million over the last three years. Be sure to check out more sports stories at BroBible here. The Athletic is bleeding, and not just slightly bleeding, it’s

iStockphoto / MARHARYTA MARKO The Athletic burnt through a ginormous amount of money over the last two years. The sports subscription website thinks that it will eventually see a profit by 2023. Be sure to check out more sports stories at BroBible here. The Athletic has lost some serious

Author: Associated Press / Source: USA TODAY CEO of the AAF, Charlie Ebersol, stops by the USA TODAY studio to discuss the start of the new football league. USA TODAY A person with knowledge of the conversation tells The Associated Press that the new Alliance of American Football spoke with

Author: Rick Bozich / Source: WDRB LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — The tweet was not posted by a blogger in Krzyzewskiville or by Richie from Manchester, Ky. The tweet was posted by David Worlock, the director of media coordination / statistics for the NCAA Tournament in response to Duke beating