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The Dallas Stars Have Quietly Built a Monopoly

A decade of patient drafting, a generational coach, and the cap-management discipline no one else seems to have.

Why Japanese Baseball Keeps Out-Producing the MLB Pipeline

From Ohtani onwards: how NPB's development model is rewriting the international scouting playbook.

Kalshi Traders Called the 43-Day Shutdown — From Day One

How prediction-market traders out-forecast political pundits during the longest government shutdown in US history.

Kalshi's $54M Lawsuit Over a Buried Clause

The contract language at the center of a class-action that could reshape prediction markets.

The Stadium Naming Rights Bubble Is Quietly Deflating

Why three of the biggest deals in sports aren't being renewed — and what's replacing them.

The MLS Apple TV Deal, Three Years In

Subscriber numbers, viewership data, and what the league actually got out of the bet.

The Sinner Era Is Already Different

The 2026 Regulations and Who's Actually Ready

Why Front Offices Stopped Talking About "The Process"