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 Brand.

Before we get to our special guest, Mike McCann, talking about the end of DeflateGate,

the O'Bannon case denied by the Supreme Court, and Maria Sharapova's suspension reduced.

Let's talk about Casper for a minute. The mattress industry is forced paying notoriously high markups.

Casper's revolutionizing it. It cuts the cost of dealing with resellers, showrooms, pass that savings on to the consumer.

Mattresses can often cost over $1,500 and more, but Casper 500 for a

twin-sized, $750 for a fold, $9.50 for a king. It's completely risk-free, free delivery

and returns. Casper is obsessively engineered at a shockingly low price. It has springy latex,

supportive memory foams, creates an award-winning sleep

surface with just the right sink, just the right bounce. In fact, Time Magazine named it one of the

best inventions of 2015. Try it for 100 nights, risk-free in your own home. If you don't love it,

they'll pick it up and refund you everything. Free shipping and returns to U.S. and Canada, and it's made in America.

Now, you can get $50 towards any mattress purchase by visiting casper.com slash

Brandt.

All caps, B-R-A-N-D-T.

Use Brent, all caps, B-R-A-N-D-T.

Terms and conditions apply.

Welcome back to the business of sports, kind of a law of sports version with a friend and colleague.

Mike McCann is joining me.

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