The New York Times. . Do some sports owners care more about profit than championships? Pablo Torre, host of “Pablo Torre Finds Out,” joins Natalie Kitroeff on “The Daily” to talk about the shifting business interests of professional sports. https://nyti.ms/4wDH - Facebook
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