Contracts, salary caps.

Why do our favorite teams make some of the moves they do?

It's usually the money.

It's time for the Business of Sports with Andrew Brandt.

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experts, exclusive partner of Podcast 1 Sportsnet. It's a Brantz edition of the business of sports,

talking to you about the NFL trading deadline now that it's passed and what we've seen

a new era, I think, in the NFL about

trading. I'll talk about all the reasons for that. I also want to get into the continued

changes in the world again. This is not your father's sports in the world of sports betting.

And I've been following this a long time since the Supreme Court decision in May. We've

seen a lot of changes. We'll update that. And I thought a big deal in the Supreme Court decision in May, we've seen a lot of changes.

We'll update that.

And I thought a big deal in the world of the major sports leagues with a casino that we're

going to see.

Maybe more of we've seen a little bit of and who's taking the lead among the sports leagues.

But first, to the NFL and the trade deadline is now passed.

We're now past October 30th.

You cannot trade in the NFL

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