Is the Sports Bubble Going to Pop?
Pablo Torre, host of “Pablo Torre Finds Out,” joins Natalie Kitroeff on “The Daily” to discuss the skyrocketing valuations of sports teams as private equity changes the landscape of professional sports.
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