Welcome to the sports media podcast.

I'm your host, Richard Deich.

My producer is Patrick Antonetti.

One guest on this episode, very good of him to come on late on a Friday.

But there was some pretty significant news.

And who better to discuss this significant news with than Alex Sherman, who has his own podcast,

by the way, or videocast, I should say.

But he's a CNBC reporter, the author of the CNBC Sport Newsletter, and the host of the

aforementioned CNBC Sport Videocast, recently had Jay Marine, head of Amazon SportsAns, one of the aforementioned CNBC Sport Videocast recently had Jay Marine,

head of Amazon Sports on.

It's one of the things I want to talk to him about.

But we will be starting with Enu Sports, and Alex, welcome to the sports media podcast.

Thanks, Richard.

It's nice to hear all that stuff actually exists.

I think the last time I was on the show, we talked about it in the hypothetical.

So it is nice that all of this stuff exists now. I know. You know I've been pushing for this

for two years. So it's good. The fruition is awesome. I appreciated all the support. You got it.

All right. So this is a very broad, big picture. But so why did venue sports fail to launch in

the end, in your opinion? I honestly think there were two main components.

One, the more interesting one, I think, is that Disney pulled off this deal earlier this

week to combine Fubo and Hulu with Live TV.

And that deal eliminated the Fubo existing lawsuit, which is the reason

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