A Scripted Sports Gambling TV Show

…The world’s best baseball player’s interpreter is embroiled in a gambling scandal. Oh, that’s already in the works? On Starz? Yeah, we’re getting a scripted show on Shohei Ohtani’s gambling controversy. 

Tom Brady sure does a lot of business for someone who says he isn’t a businessman. But hear him out, it’s for his legacy. He hopes to be a mentor, a cultural steward, and he’s “more coach than capitalist,” says David Skilling in Culture of Sport.

Nike is going all in on cool girls like Tyla and Veneda Carter in a continuing bid to re-excite women about what the brand has to offer, and former CEO Ty Haney is back at Outdoor Voices (tea). Snobette News will keep you plugged in.

You could own a piece of Jordan Clarkson…’s clothing. Ahead of his cross-country road trip from SLC to NYC (that’s how he’ll get there, right?), he’s dropping all of his clothes off at a thrift store in Utah.

Those scam texts that say you won $1 million? Might not be scams. Rob Glass, Strength and Conditioning Coach at Oklahoma State Football, found out he was going to be the first strength coach in CFB to make that kind of cashish.