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Here we go!! Joe Pompliano bringing the news... We'll be getting a behind the scenes look at the NBA with some of the biggest names coming to Netflix. Deep story-telling, all-access, inside the game detail right in our living room in an amazingly produced package including wins, losses, and all the drama of a NBA season through the eyes of the top stars of the league. If this sounds familiar, well, it's not a new concept. Off the top of my head... Full Swing (PGA TOUR), Welcome to Wrexham (Wrexham AFC), Drive to Survive (F1), Quarterback and Hard Knocks (National Football League (NFL)), Break Point (ATP Tour), Messi Meets America (Inter Miami CF x Messi), Under Pressure (U.S. Soccer Federation x World Cup23), Coach Prime (Deion Sanders x University of Colorado Boulder), Captains of the World (Global Football), The Dynasty (Tom Brady x Bill Belichick x New England Patriots) and others are Taking this to a Sports Business class - - What makes these Sports Documentaries such a popular investments for production companies, streamers, and networks? What does success look like for these ventures? Why are they attractive to athletes, teams, and organizations to be a part of? What can be learned by the proliferation and success of this type of story being told even after the result is known? SPOILER ALERT - I know Wrexham AFC gets promoted at the end, but I am still watching Welcome to Wrexham. Thank you Ryan Reynolds & Rob McEllhenney. (& Ben Foster). What might the future of these stories look like? When might one more become too much? Who is an athlete, team, or organization that you would want to see in a docu-series next? What could they gain from it? #sportsbusiness #sportsbusinesseducation Temple University's School of Sport, Tourism and Hospitality Management University of Oregon Lundquist College of Business Portland State University - School of Business Jesuit High School Portland Beaverton School District Front Office Sports Sports Business Ventures UCLA Anderson School of Management

Saturday NFL plays, thoughts and previews are out and we went through a stacked Sunday slate of marquee games as well on "Back Your Play". Follow, like, and sub to my channel, lots more content being created as we speak. https://lnkd.in/ephzph3J #nfl #nflsunday #nflpicks #streaming #podcasting #broadcasting #sportstalk #sports

New Post: Former MLB Star Bronson Arroyo On What Pitching And Playing Music Have In Common - https://lnkd.in/gkUgK9aV - Former Boston Red Sox and Cincinnati Reds star Bronson Arroyo’s punnily titled 2005 debut, Covering the Bases, included a cover of The Standells’ “Dirty Water” with Red Sox teammates and cracked the Billboard 200. Since his 2017 retirement, Arroyo has added songwriting to his arsenal, putting out 2023’s all-originals collection Some Might Say. How do you compare playing baseball and performing with your band onstage? It’s kind of a strange thing. When you play at the highest level and you’re winning the World Series, or you win 15 games in a Major League season, you feel like you’re at the top of the mountain, doing your best work. I didn’t pick up a guitar until I was 27 years old. You never feel like you’re getting to the top. It’s this constant whittling of the wood, being in the basement, practicing over and over again. It doesn’t feel like something you were born to do. It feels like it’s something you’re constantly working to do to get better. In baseball, the metrics that show successes are as objective as they can be, but in music, even when you have chart data, it’s totally different, right? Right. Absolutely. Nobody can deny if you win 15 games in a season or punch out 200. That’s a solid year. No one can take that from you. Music is an art and it’s totally subjective to the listener… If I was one of those kids who was 5 or 6 years old at the piano and I was born with this gift, as I was my athleticism, you might think about it differently. But it’s this constant grind, and I enjoy that. How does your preparation differ between pitching and performing music? Leading up to a show, it’s very similar. You get all those jitters. You watch guys in a baseball locker room going into a routine and you watch guys in the band run through their routines. That’s a very similar feeling to standing on the mound and listening to the National Anthem. Once you start pitching, all that stuff eases. It’s just a lot more intimate with the music. What the crowd thinks of you in those moments isn’t quite that obvious and personal as when you’re looking people in the eye and thinking, “Are you singing this song along with me?” How much promotion do you do for your albums and shows? Just a little bit. I’m not trying to make money off it. It’s always nice if extra money comes around, but that’s not the main thing. … I did a bunch of radio interviews and newspaper articles with writers from baseball and tried to infiltrate that world a little bit and do stuff that wouldn’t chew up too much of my time. I wasn’t trying to get on a plane and stop at every radio station in the country — which I would if I was 22 and in a van trying to push my music. You’re on a golf trip now — are you doing

Awesome. For the launch of Football Manager 24, gamers can win a paid position in the tactics team of Bromley FC. What the winner experiences there, everyone will be able to experience later in a 3-part content series. I think that ticks a lot of boxes: 1. it's an attention-grabbing, insightful and therefore highly relevant launch communication. And at the same time a promotion that gives fans (customers) of Football Manager 24 an experience that money can't buy. 2. it proves the real credibility of FM 24. 3. it means additional attention for Bromsly FC from a young target group. 4. it is an interesting social case for both and 5. an exciting content format for the broadcaster/streaming platform. So it's a win-win-win-win-win for all sides. That's how you do it! https://lnkd.in/ghAZGYzU

Does Manfred mean: In replacement of MLB.TV? Does this cut out the minority ownership of TNT, Comcast and Charter? Single Market Team buying? (Could I really just get the Mets & Yanks??) But most importantly, if we are going to shell out good money to buy it direct, does it finally drop the BLACKOUTS? #streamingtv #streaming #mlb #marketing

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Like Nick I wasn't sure what was going here at first. But then it made complete sense. This sort of practice - for something important - has been around a long time. Visualising, and when you can practising, in this way, can be an invaluable part of your preparation. Especially for a #presentation or an important meeting. For big presentations - big because of their importance or the size of audience - I would always try and: - get on the stage beforehand, walk around, get comfortable, practice my intro, imaging people nodding, asking good questions, coming up at the end and saying positive things - stand at the back of the room, see myself standing confidently, see myself talking at a good volume, a good pace, to all parts of the room It helps me feel #confident, ready, and good to go. What about you? What is your equivalent? A presentation? A client meeting? A regular meeting with a senior stakeholder?

Purpose in the Journeys Kevin Washington on The Player Development Pod to talk about his path and journey to the player development role. Kevin is one of the most influential professionals in sports. You don't want to miss listening to his wisdom. Listen here: https://lnkd.in/d_uPDPAg #PlayerDevelopment #ThePDPod