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Misha Sher’s next chapter is helping women athletes achieve true stardomMisha Sher’s next chapter is helping women athletes achieve true stardom
Misha Sher’s next chapter is helping women athletes achieve true stardom
You’ve heard of mega-agencies serving hundreds of athletes, boutique ones catering to a select few, and emerging ones focusing on women athletes only. Last month, industry veteran Misha Sher launched his own agency, One of Not Many (ONM), after seeing gaps in the way women athletes build their careers after hanging up the cleats. Sher chatted with us last month about why he launched ONM and how he plans to make his roster of four athletes — which includes former USWNT and NWSL standout Ali Riley and Arsenal forward Alessia Russo — stars in their next chapter, too.
July 18, 2026
CarMax holds the keys to success in WNBA marketingCarMax holds the keys to success in WNBA marketing
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CarMax holds the keys to success in WNBA marketing
May 30, 2026
The WNBA is busy celebrating its 30-year anniversary, and a bevy of brands are showing up for the party. Newcomers from all categories are hopping on the Legacy Trail, with WNBA business growth AVP Keri Lenker telling us in April she’d love to continue bringing “new brands into the fold.” Last week, we caught up with CarMax CMO Sarah Lane on why the brand’s WNBA partnership is so valuable, from the benefit of athlete ambassadors to the “squishy” data that indicates W fans notice and appreciate CarMax for being there.
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The hoops and the happenings ahead of WNBA All-Star Weekend The hoops and the happenings ahead of WNBA All-Star Weekend

Ready to get your game on and go play? So are the WNBA’s best. That’s why on today’s episode of The GIST of It, co-hosts Steph Rotz and Lauren Tuiskula are going all in on All-Star Weekend, breaking down the on-court action and putting their crystal balls to the test. And because it’s the WNBA — the spiciest league in sports — there’s some tea to spill, too. Let’s hoop to it.

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How Edmonton is becoming a Canadian women’s sports havenHow Edmonton is becoming a Canadian women’s sports haven
How Edmonton is becoming a Canadian women’s sports haven
Edmonton, Alberta, is a unique place. At roughly 1.2M residents, it’s dwarfed by larger Canadian cities like Toronto and Metro Vancouver — and though it doesn’t have its own professional women’s sports team, it’s become a hot spot for major women’s sporting events. That’s largely thanks to its tourism board, Explore Edmonton, which sees the economic and social value in these events. We spoke with sport and culture events director Cindy Medynski about why this strategy serves Edmonton and what other cities can learn. Small but mighty.
April 25, 2026
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