EXCLUSIVE: Phil Simms is gone from CBS Sports—but he says the move didn't come as a surprise.

'Like people say, they’re always looking for the next person... I understand that.'

Phil Simms opened up about his departure and his future with Michael McCarthy ⬇️

EXCLUSIVE: Phil Simms Open Up On His Departure From CBS, What's Next For Him In Sports Media And Why Busting Boomer Esiason's Chops Always Makes His Day. Read My New 'Tuned In' column For Front Office Sports.
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The Mets had their 'Dollar Dog Night' last night.

The team ordered 70,000 hot dogs in preparation and brought in an additional refrigeration truck.

Fans purchased 44,269 dogs—a franchise record.

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Last week, the Chicago Bears formally unveiled a $4.7 billion plan for a domed stadium next to Soldier Field.

But to officials in Arlington Heights, where the Bears still own 326 acres, the team is saying there’s still a chance for them.

Eric Fisher explains ⬇️

Matt Hilton works for Blue Sky Pest Control.

Last night, he was at his son's tee ball game when he got called to remove some bees—a massive swarm delaying Dodgers-Dbacks.

A few hours later, he was throwing out the ceremonial first pitch at an MLB game.

A majority of Premier League clubs have voted in favor of a potential spending cap.

Many teams believe it will increase financial fairness—but a few richer clubs like Manchester United say it will decrease the PL's competitiveness across Europe.

Here's what you need to know ⬇️

The NBA makes about $2.7 billion per year allowing ESPN and TNT to broadcast its games.

But with the way negotiations for new deals are reportedly going, the league could be on track to double its current annual media rights money to over $6 billion.

Could the NFL move to an 18-game regular season?

Commissioner Roger Goodell says he is 'not a fan' of the preseason—and teased the idea of an extra regular season game instead, bringing the calendar to 18 games.

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NBC is reportedly preparing to offer $2.5B to swipe NBA games from TNT's parent, Warner Bros. Discovery.

The offer is double what WBD currently pays and would mark the NBA's first return to NBC since 2002.

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So far, the NBA postseason has been a prime example of money not buying success 💸🏀

Of the top 4 luxury tax-paying teams—the Warriors, Clippers, Suns, Bucks—2 are knocked out and 2 are fighting to stay alive 💰📉

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The Suns and Warriors are paying league-high luxury tax and team taxes—and couldn't buy a win in the postseason.

The Mavs and Pacers, however, are paying zero in tax and pushing to clinch a spot in the conference semifinals.

This season, money isn't buying wins ⬇️

With around 18,640 fans at Amerant Bank Arena every game, the Florida Panthers rank 9th in average attendance—up nearly 2,000 from last season.

Matthew Caldwell discusses the correlation between the team's success and attendance on today's show.

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Disney and Warner Bros. Discovery are currently paying the NBA roughly $2.7 billion combined annually to air games on ESPN and TNT, respectively.

NBC is preparing an offer worth a reported $2.5 billion on its own.

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A settlement is inching closer in the House v. NCAA case on NIL.

However, a settlement doesn't address the critical question surrounding college sports: Are student-athletes considered employees or not?

Amanda Christovich's story ⬇️

I spoke to Panthers CEO Matt Caldwell, and one of the things that stood out is how a deep playoff run can grow a team's bottom line beyond just the extra game revenue.

Is the Premier League getting salary caps? Not exactly, but change could be coming soon to get rid of PSR and its considerable punishments. Here's everything you need to know:

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NFL legend Barry Sanders says he's ending his relationship with EA Sports and the Madden franchise.