The Cost Of Coronavirus For U.S. Sports Leagues Is $5 Billion And Climbing | Forbes

With play suspended until at least May, empty stadiums and no games to broadcast mean huge losses from ticket sales, concessions, sponsorships and TV rights fees. If play doesn't return by July, the cost to major U.S. sports leagues could reach upwards of $10 billion.

Read the full profile on Forbes:

Subscribe to FORBES:

Stay Connected
Forbes newsletters:
Forbes on Facebook:
Forbes Video on Twitter:
Forbes Video on Instagram:
More From Forbes:

Forbes covers the intersection of entrepreneurship, wealth, technology, business and lifestyle with a focus on people and success.

Forbes,Forbes Media,Forbes Magazine,Forbes Digital,Business,Finance,Entrepreneurship,Technology,Investing,Personal Finance,what will happen,sports,nba,nfl,nhl,loss,how much,sponsorships,games,league,money,players,billions,billion dollar,coronavirus,covid-19,pandemic,fans,consessions,