The Sandwich Economics of the Masters and Augusta National

By BY ALAN BLINDER AND KEVIN DRAPER from NYT Sports Experts say $1.50 pimento cheese sandwiches are not just about hospitality. Instead, they are a low-cost way to cultivate one of the biggest brands in American sports.https://nyti.ms/3218vRR

An Exhausting War Over a Lack of Live Sports Is Starting. Consumers Are Losing.

By BY KEVIN DRAPER from NYT Sports Some providers break out sports fees on bills. With seasons on pause because of the coronavirus, it’s another reminder to customers of what they’re paying for but not getting.https://nyti.ms/2R6lTis

In Atlanta, Concessions Prices Go Down and Revenue Goes Up

By KEN BELSON from NYT Sports Mercedes-Benz Stadium last season offered affordable food options, like $2 hot dogs, and the average amount spent by fans increased by 16 percent.http://nyti.ms/2E9bye5