David Carter

USC Sports Business Institute

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Founder of the Sports Business Group and Executive Director of the USC Sports Business Institute; author of Money Games: Profiting from the Convergence of Sports and Entertainment

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First pitch for the Los Angeles Dodgers at Chavez Ravine is Saturday evening, when they’ll play the Angels in a spring training matchup.

Dodger Blues

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Anschutz Entertainment Group, the big multi-national sports and entertainment company that built Staples Center and LA Live, has plans for a new stadium to bring professional football…

Is Professional Football On-again or Off-again for Downtown LA?

Anschutz Entertainment Group, the big multi-national sports and entertainment company that built Staples Center and LA Live, has plans for a new stadium to bring professional football…

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The  decision to sell  the Anchutz Entertainment Group may have seemed sudden last week for a good reason.  It had only been made a few weeks before.

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The decision to sell the Anchutz Entertainment Group may have seemed sudden last week for a good reason.  It had only been made a few weeks before.

from Which Way, L.A.?

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