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New committee’s goal is a “holistic relook of how we compete on the Tour,” and will focus on both the regular season, ...
Brian Rolapp, who spent 22 years with the NFL, was named the PGA Tour's first CEO on June 17. He’s officially been on the job ...
The Hoffmann family has "emerged as a serious contender" to purchase the Pittsburgh Penguins, according to a report.
New PGA Tour CEO Brian Rolapp is promising "significant change" to the tour's current model and appointed Tiger Woods to ...
Brian Rolapp, three weeks into his role as the tour’s first CEO, announced the nine-member “Future Competition Committee” and said it would have a clean sheet to consider changes that uphold ...
The Pittsburgh Penguins face potential ownership changes as Fenway Sports Group might sell if offered around $1.75 billion.
New PGA Tour CEO Brian Rolapp revealed in East Lake, host of the Tour Championship, that he is putting Tiger Woods to work in a new way.
The Hoffmann family, owners of the minor league Florida Everblades, have "emerged as a serious contender" to buy the Pittsburgh Penguins, Sportsnet reported Tuesday.
Fenway Sports Group, which began using the name informally over the last few months to replace NESV, made the change official today and has launched its new website, www.fenwaysportsgroup.com.
The Hoffmann Family has emerged has potential buyers for the Penguins, as the Fenway Sports Group looks to complete the sale.
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