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Edition No. 115 Β· Thu 15 Oct 2026 Β· 42 stories Β· Source: Daily Newsletter Digest
Edition No. 115
Thursday 15 October 2026
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36 Β· The Athletic
Atlanta Dream change playoff date, time to host finals games at State Farm ArenaWhy it matters
The Dream moved WNBA Finals games to the larger State Farm Arena, working around a concert and Hawks games.
Story page β37 Β· Front Office Sports
Pablo Torre Eyeing LeBron, FanaticsWhy it matters
Pulitzer winner Pablo Torre says he is looking into LeBron James's free use of a Fanatics helicopter under a 2024 deal.
Story page β38 Β· Front Office Sports
Joe Buck and Troy Aikman have experienced tension over ESPN contract talksWhy it matters
Front Office Sports reports tension between Joe Buck and Troy Aikman over their ESPN contract negotiations.
Story page β39 Β· The Athletic
Philipp Lahm: German football is built around the 50+1 rule. It is more valuable than ever40 Β· SportBusiness
How FC Porto filled its β¬17m Club World Cup hole41 Β· Digiday
Ikea's CMO sees LLMs as the newest place a brand has to hold its line42 Β· The Athletic
Explained: Leeds United and Paraag Maratheβs comments on dynamic ticket pricingWhy it matters
The Athletic explains Leeds United executive Paraag Marathe's comments on the club's dynamic ticket pricing policy.
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