Adam Minter

@AdamMinter

I write about the business of sports for Bloomberg Opinion. Past beats: China, Malaysia, Junkyard Planet.

Usually MN, Usually SEA. Joined February 2009

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Wall Street might be getting a piece of Team USA. Why shouldn't the athletes get some, too? bloomberg.com/opinion/articl… my column today for @opinion

www.bloomberg.com Investors May Get Team USA Equity. Why Not Olympians? During the Olympics, Team USA belongs to every American. Soon, Wall Street might own a piece of it, too.

Adam Minter @AdamMinter Oct 29

Troy Aikman is worth $18 million to ESPN. Will that remain the case when anyone with a podcasting setup can compete with him to offer real-time game analysis? I say no, in today's column.

Bloomberg Opinion Verified account @opinion Oct 29

Troy Aikman’s contract dispute may reflect a broader shift in NFL broadcasting: No one gets to be the voice of football when everyone has a mic, writes @AdamMinter bloomberg.com/opinion/articl…
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Adam Minter @AdamMinter Oct 23

Article fails to mention that Antonelli is the son of a team owner - a fact that doesn't discount his considerable talent, but does a lot to explain how he was discovered at age 11. C'mon, WSJ. wsj.com/sports/f1-kimi… via @WSJ

www.wsj.com Mercedes Spent $10 Million to Turn an 11-Year-Old Prodigy Into an F1 Champion The team first spotted ace driver Kimi Antonelli as an 11-year-old in go-karts. Nine years and $10 million of development later, the Italian is on the verge of clinching his first title.

Adam Minter @AdamMinter Oct 21

For more than a century, municipal golf courses were meant for everybody. President Trump has other ideas.

My take on the DC golf course takeover, for @opinion

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East Potomac Golf Links could use some repairs to better serve the public, but Trump’s plans risk undermining the accessibility that has long defined it, writes @AdamMinter bloomberg.com/opinion/articl…
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Adam Minter @AdamMinter Sep 29

Olivia Miles is the WNBA's Rookie of the Year. Today for @opinion I argue that she's also a new kind of superstar, for a new kind of era in women's sports. bloomberg.com/opinion/articl…

www.bloomberg.com Olivia Miles Represents a New Kind of WNBA Star With seconds remaining in the first half of her professional playoff debut on Sunday, Olivia Miles shook off a slow start and drilled a three-pointer, putting the Minnesota Lynx ahead of the New York...