Michael McCann
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Inside the Rise of Michael Jordan's Unrivaled Marketability
It’s possible that we’ll never see another athlete with Michael Jordan’s brand power. → Read More
Jalen Green's Decision Should Make NCAA Uncomfortable
The NCAA continues to dodge meaningful change while the NBA's G League deftly evolves with the times and elevates its status with top prospects. → Read More
Analyzing The "Selfie Lawsuit" Against Tiger Woods
Is Tiger Woods legally responsible for injuries sustained by a fan who took a selfie with Woods in the background? → Read More
Why Diamondbacks Owners Are Suing the Majority Owner
A trio of Diamondbacks limited partners are taking on the principal owner of the club, Ken Kendrick. → Read More
Where FIFA Scandal Goes From Here After New Indictments
It had been a while since the DOJ indicted officials connected with the wide-ranging FIFA scandal, but Monday's developments have re-opened the wound. → Read More
Analyzing the Legal Hurdles of Bringing Back Sports
President Trump voiced a desire sports return by August and September, with fans being allowed to attend games. → Read More
Five Keys to MLB's Crucial Deal With Players Association
MLB struck an important deal with the MLBPA as the sport looks ahead to an uncertain season. → Read More
Breaking Down Lamar Jackson's Lawsuit Against Amazon
One of the NFL's biggest superstars is suing America's online retail behemoth. How could this legal battle play out? → Read More
Adam Silver Appears Willing to Get Creative to Save NBA Season
The NBA commissioner dissected the unique situation facing his league as the world battles the coronavirus pandemic. → Read More
Six Possible Fallouts From the Suspended NBA Season
The suspension of NBA games due to the coronavirus will bring about a fallout that goes far beyond the games themselves. → Read More
Unpacking Russell Okung’s NLRB Charge Against NFLPA
Okung insists that NFLPA executive director DeMaurice Smith and his staff have used illegal methods to obstruct debate on the proposed CBA. → Read More
How MLB Can Defend Sign-Stealing Lawsuits
A DraftKings contestant is suing MLB, the Astros and Red Sox over the sign-stealing scandal. → Read More
What Will It Take to Stop MLB's Service Time Manipulation?
Kris Bryant and many other young stars have been subjected to extra time in the minors to stave off free agency. → Read More
20 Big Questions About MLB's Sign-Stealing Scandal
MLB and the Astros may face numerous legal questions about what has transpired. → Read More
Impact on LSU, Players If OBJ Handed Out Real Money
Breaking down the impact on LSU and its players if the schools investigation shows OBJ gave student-athletes real money after the CFP national championship. → Read More
Possible Repercussions for Edelman After Vandalism Arrest
While it’s unlikely Julian Edelman will face significant legal repercussions for his vandalism arrest, what will the Patriots or the NFL do? → Read More
How the NFL Could Punish the Patriots Following Its Investigation
The NFL found no evidence connecting Bill Belichick and the Patriots' coaching staff to the video recording of the Bengals' sideline on Dec. 8. → Read More
Sources: Peters Resignation Doesn't Resolve Aliu Situation
Akim Aliu will meet with the NHL next week to discuss the systematic problems of race and identity in professional hockey following Bill Peters’ resignation. → Read More
Zion Williamson lawsuit: Did Duke star reside in North Carolina?
Zion Williamson went one-and-done at Duke, but the agent he’s suing claims the NBA star never actually resided in North Carolina. → Read More
Andrew Luck retirement: Colts not legally obligated to offer ticket refunds to fans
Saturday's news of Andrew Luck's retirement has led to Colts fans asking for refunds at the ticket office, but their requests for repayment would ultimately fail in the court of law. → Read More