Penn Entertainment Says Goodbye to Barstool Sports. With an ESPN Deal on the Horizon, What's Next?
Penn Entertainment divested Barstool Sports and plans to rebrand its sportsbook in partnership with ESPN.
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Penn Entertainment Says Goodbye to Barstool Sports. With an ESPN Deal on the Horizon, What's Next?
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