http://sportsbusinessdigest.com/sports-recession-continues-nba-to-borrow-175m-for-clubs/ Opinions on sports business, sports marketing, sports news, sponsorships, endorsements and more Mon, 15 Mar 2010 12:57:45 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 http://sportsbusinessdigest.com/sports-recession-continues-nba-to-borrow-175m-for-clubs/comment-page-1/#comment-13076 2011: The Death of Sports — NBA Edition | Sports Business Digest Mon, 08 Feb 2010 22:51:36 +0000 http://sportsbusinessdigest.com/?p=837#comment-13076 [...] basketball related income.  Due to the NBA’s overall economic health (remember the bailout?), the owners are more than likely hoping to lower the players’ percentage to around the 50% [...] [...] basketball related income.  Due to the NBA’s overall economic health (remember the bailout?), the owners are more than likely hoping to lower the players’ percentage to around the 50% [...]

]]> http://sportsbusinessdigest.com/sports-recession-continues-nba-to-borrow-175m-for-clubs/comment-page-1/#comment-11049 The NBA I love this game...but for how much longer? | Sports Business Digest Mon, 21 Sep 2009 14:01:18 +0000 http://sportsbusinessdigest.com/?p=837#comment-11049 [...] it does make me wonder about the financial future of the NBA.  This is the same league that had to bailout half of its teams back in February…the league that is now allowing courtside liquor ads because they need the [...] [...] it does make me wonder about the financial future of the NBA.  This is the same league that had to bailout half of its teams back in February…the league that is now allowing courtside liquor ads because they need the [...]

]]> http://sportsbusinessdigest.com/sports-recession-continues-nba-to-borrow-175m-for-clubs/comment-page-1/#comment-9502 Vikings look to market naming rights to Metrodome | Sports Business Digest Wed, 29 Jul 2009 13:52:38 +0000 http://sportsbusinessdigest.com/?p=837#comment-9502 [...] of economic downturn, have not only seen a decline in participation, but have actually needed to borrow money, close stores, and the like.  It’s a really unfortunate cycle when you look at it.  Team [...] [...] of economic downturn, have not only seen a decline in participation, but have actually needed to borrow money, close stores, and the like.  It’s a really unfortunate cycle when you look at it.  Team [...]

]]> http://sportsbusinessdigest.com/sports-recession-continues-nba-to-borrow-175m-for-clubs/comment-page-1/#comment-9220 NJ Nets owner looking to sell team | Sports Business Digest Fri, 24 Jul 2009 15:57:41 +0000 http://sportsbusinessdigest.com/?p=837#comment-9220 [...] think I’m safe in assuming that the Nets were one of the teams that accepted bailout money from the NBA back in February.  Pay cuts galore, low gate receipts, etc.  And here everyone thought they were [...] [...] think I’m safe in assuming that the Nets were one of the teams that accepted bailout money from the NBA back in February.  Pay cuts galore, low gate receipts, etc.  And here everyone thought they were [...]

]]> http://sportsbusinessdigest.com/sports-recession-continues-nba-to-borrow-175m-for-clubs/comment-page-1/#comment-8396 Comparing NBA/NFL rookie contracts | Sports Business Digest Fri, 03 Jul 2009 02:07:35 +0000 http://sportsbusinessdigest.com/?p=837#comment-8396 [...] is going to depend largely on the economy of the sport in question.  The NBA has already had to borrow $175M for its clubs, and unlike the NFL they do not have any sort of revenue sharing in place, so away teams would not [...] [...] is going to depend largely on the economy of the sport in question.  The NBA has already had to borrow $175M for its clubs, and unlike the NFL they do not have any sort of revenue sharing in place, so away teams would not [...]

]]> http://sportsbusinessdigest.com/sports-recession-continues-nba-to-borrow-175m-for-clubs/comment-page-1/#comment-3580 Recession hurting your sport? Get Naked. | Sports Business Digest Tue, 17 Mar 2009 02:39:07 +0000 http://sportsbusinessdigest.com/?p=837#comment-3580 [...] sells.  It’s one of the oldest strategies in advertising.  Nowadays, with even the “major” sports seeing some problems, how can fringe sports stretch their ad dollars and still convince people to spend money or watch [...] [...] sells.  It’s one of the oldest strategies in advertising.  Nowadays, with even the “major” sports seeing some problems, how can fringe sports stretch their ad dollars and still convince people to spend money or watch [...]

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