The Cap Sheet
The business behind the game. Salary caps, valuations, media rights, prize money.
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The Cap Is Not the Ask
On Tuesday I wrote that about 26 percent of baseball’s revenue arrives shared, against something closer to six in ten for the NFL, and that this single ratio explains more than any other number in the sport.
This is the piece about what th...
Twenty-Six Cents of Every Dollar
Last week I wrote about how the NFL divides its money, and the answer turned out to explain almost everything the league does. Two pots. National revenue, from media deals and the biggest sponsorships, pooled and split thirty two ways. Loca...
Shared and Kept
On Tuesday I wrote that nobody has published what the Rams received for surrendering a home date to play in Melbourne. That is still true. What can be explained is why the league wanted the game badly enough to take the decision out of the...
What Is a Home Game Worth?
On Thursday night the Los Angeles Rams play a home game about eight thousand miles from home.
The fixture is the 49ers against the Rams at the Melbourne Cricket Ground, kicking off at 8:35pm New York time, which is Friday lunchtime in Melb...
Overspend Once and You Pay for It Twice
On 21 August I wrote about the Premier League abolishing its Profitability and Sustainability Rules and replacing them with a Squad Cost Ratio. Eighty five percent of football revenue as the Green Threshold, 115 as the Red, a stricter 70 pe...
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