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Podcasts

Trash Talking presented by Oracle

Co-Founders Daryl Morey & Jessica Gelman host and chat with high-profile guests in the sports, media & entertainment space. Each episode focuses on demystifying and debunking the myths of analytics in sports, specifically, the dangers of using trash data to make decisions.

MIT Sloan Sports Analytics Conference

The official podcast channel for the MIT Sloan Sports Analytics Conference

Video Playlists

Women's Networking Luncheon

Using Machine Learning to Describe How Players Impact the Game in the MLB - An Open Source Workshop

Trash Talking presented by Oracle

The Next Frontier of Data Analytics in Sport: Integrating Performance Data and Video Presented by Catapult

The Biomechanics Of Buckets: The Next Revolution In Basketball Analytics

Spreadsheet Simplicity at Cloud Scale - Using Sigma to Deploy Self-Service Analytics

SSAC22: Power of Athletics on Society: 50 Years of Title IX Impact & Path Forward Pres. by Wasserman

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Reimagining Football: First Data Driven Football League

NBA Strategy: Leveraging Analytics on In-Game Information Presented by Microsoft

Importance of Inclusion, Empowerment, Ownership: The Future of Women’s Professional Hockey

How to Win at Sports Betting: Building Models and Pricing Odds with Data Science Presented by FanDuel

How to Drive Audience for Women's Sports

How the NBA has evolved data strategy to serve the broadening definition of membership

How Data Journey Started for the Indianapolis Colts

First Pitch Case Competition Presented by SponsorPulse

Equity Analytics and the NFL's Rooney Rule

Cut Through Sponsorship Noise with Context Presented by SponsorPulse

Career Playbooks Presented by Catapult

Brick & Mortar Integration for Digital Customers Presented by Caesars Sportsbook

Braves New World - Marketing in the Metaverse

Acceleration of Fan Insights: How the Philadelphia 76ers & New Jersey Devils Innovate with Data Presented by KAGR

A Trail Runner's Steep Climb on a Mountain of Data