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With the Premier League announcing the launch of a new DTC platform in Singapore excitement is once again on the rise that something could be coming to the UK.Nick and Chris share the realities behind the platform and what it really means for Premier League fans globally. They al ...  Show more

Apple is pulling back on its MLS deal years early just as it begins an exclusive new era with Formula 1 in the U.S. This week, Nick and Chris break down what Apple’s retreat from MLS signals, what it might mean for Formula One’s American ambitions, and whether the two sports can ...  Show more

Today's podcast covers 1) The New York Yankees new $200 million jersey patch sponsor, 2) the details behind Lionel Messi's upcoming MLS debut, 3) why the New York Times is disbanding its sports desk, and 4) the economics that forced ESPN to fire 20+ on-air personalities. Enjoy! H ...  Show more

On this episode of "Wynalda For The Win" Eric breaks down his thoughts on the Apple TV streaming deal with MLS, and what cities got snubbed as host sites for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices 

After Juventus decide to all but quit the European Super League, Nima Tavallaey and Carlo Garganese discuss if the ESL project is dead and what impact this means on the Serie A and European club football.  This is a clip from the weekly Thursday episode of the Italian Football Po ...  Show more

Heavyweight champions ESPN and FS1 are competing for cable, as legacy networks hop off the bench and onto the field. On-air talent remain caught in the middle. Throw in a global pandemic and an increasingly digital-first media landscape, and you’re in for one heck-of-game.