Cox out as Fever GM
October 27, 2026
Amber Cox out as Indiana Fever general manager: Sources
The Indiana Fever have parted ways with general manager Amber Cox following the departure of team president Kelly Krauskopf. These front office changes arrive as the franchise seeks to build a championship contender around star player Caitlin Clark. Head coach Stephanie White is expected to remain in her position for the upcoming season.
The Athletic
NBA Tips Off Prediction-Market Era With Kalshi, Polymarket
The NBA has officially partnered with Kalshi and Polymarket as its preferred prediction-market partners, granting them rights to use league intellectual property and official data. This milestone agreement leaves the NFL as the sole major professional U.S. sports league without a prediction-market partnership. As part of the arrangement, all participating platforms must adhere to strict integrity safeguards and the league's established sports betting restrictions.
Front Office Sports
Sausage race controversy erupts as Fox Sports ignores Milwaukee’s finest tradition during World Series
Fox Sports faced criticism for bypassing Milwaukee's iconic Sausage Race during the World Series telecast, opting instead to air commercial advertisements. Guido the Italian sausage and the Polish sausage won the historic weekend races, which were relegated to social media and YouTube rather than being broadcast to millions of viewers. Fans and commentators hope the network will alter its coverage if the series returns to Milwaukee, keeping a beloved local tradition alive on the national stage.
Yahoo Sports
NFL eyes further expansion after Paris debut proceeds despite unrest
Despite civil unrest that disrupted ancillary fan events and forced the postponement of domestic fixtures, the NFL successfully staged its first-ever regular-season game in France, with the Pittsburgh Steelers defeating the New Orleans Saints 16-10 at the Stade de France. Following this debut, league commissioner Roger Goodell discussed plans for continued international expansion, highlighting Tokyo as a potential host city as early as 2027. This push follows a record-breaking international schedule this season that has already introduced games in new markets such as Paris, Melbourne, and Rio de Janeiro.
The Stadium Business
Marquee Event Coming to Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya in 2027
The NTT INDYCAR SERIES is expanding internationally by hosting the inaugural Grand Prix of Barcelona at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya on Sunday, July 18, 2027. This multiyear agreement marks the premier open-wheel racing series' first event outside North America since 2013 and its return to Europe for the first time in two decades. The historic race will serve as a homecoming for five-time series champion Alex Palou, who hails from Barcelona.
INDYCAR
Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders unionize after years of fighting for higher pay
The Dallas Cowboys have agreed to recognize a newly formed union for their cheerleaders following years of advocacy for higher pay. This historic milestone for the prominent professional squad comes after previous compensation disputes and increased public visibility from a streaming series. Experts note that the dancers' high profile helped them successfully organize, a rare achievement in an entertainment industry where performers frequently face low compensation.
AP Sports
WIN Sports adds former Athletes First agent Sean Kiernan
NFLPA-certified agent Sean Kiernan has left Athletes First to join WIN Sports Group as an agent in its football and coaching divisions, bringing high-profile clients with him. Based in Los Angeles, he plans to continue representing a select group of NFL players while focusing primarily on coaching and executive representation alongside colleagues Clint Dowdle and Ben Renzin. This strategic hire aligns with WIN Sports Group's ongoing expansion, which recently launched a new golf division following its establishment as a football-focused agency in May 2025.
Sports Business Journal
One Knoxville. Accounting and Financial Analyst.
One Knox is seeking a detail-oriented Accounting & Financial Analyst to manage day-to-day financial operations for both our for-profit professional soccer club and our nonprofit affiliate. Reporting to the Chief Administrative Officer, this role handles transaction recording, bank and card reconciliations, accounts payable and receivable (including sponsorship invoicing and ticketing/merchandise settlements), payroll support, intercompany accounting, sales tax filings, and month-end close for both entities, along with audit and CPA support at year-end. Apply Now.
Chattanooga Football Club. Equipment Manager.
The Equipment Manager oversees equipment operations for Chattanooga FC’s Men’s First Team, ensuring equipment, uniforms, and related resources are prepared and available for training, competition, and team travel. This position also supports the WPSL team through kit setup and distribution and collaborates with technical and administrative staff to maintain efficient, organized, and reliable equipment operations. Apply Now.
Washington Commanders. Stadium Engineer.
The Washington Commanders are hiring a Stadium Engineer in Landover, MD to assist with the operation, maintenance, and preventive care of the facility's HVAC and MEP systems. Responsibilities include inspecting equipment, maintaining building automation systems, operating motorized lifting machinery, and ensuring presence for all major events and games. Candidates are required to have a High School Diploma or GED alongside two or more years of relevant building HVAC experience, with a 3rd Grade Stationary Engineer’s License preferred. Apply Now.
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Oregon fires offensive coordinator Drew Mehringer amid continued scoring struggles
Oregon has dismissed offensive coordinator Drew Mehringer following a seven-game stretch marked by persistent scoring struggles and lackluster playcalling. The decision comes after the team experienced a notable drop in offensive production compared to the previous season, particularly suffering during Big Ten play and in the absence of key quarterbacks. Head coach Dan Lanning noted that a fresh direction was necessary for the program's offense moving forward.
CBS Sports
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