Morning Hot Reads: Tech On Deck

The S.F. CHRONICLE notes Comcast "plans an all-out blitz" for NBCUniversal's Rio Games coverage, "using technology partially developed and coordinated by its research and development center" in Sunnyvale, Calif. NEWSDAY goes with the header, "Brazil Can't Afford The Costs Of Hosting The Olympic Games."

The L.A. DAILY NEWS' Vincent Bonsignore pens multiple pieces on the implications of Las Vegas landing an NHL team: "NHL Is Vegas-Bound And The Raiders Might Follow Its Lead," "Sin City Is Now The In City." Meanwhile, in the LAS VEGAS REVIEW-JOURNAL: "Before The Puck Drops In Las Vegas, Challenges Will Rise."

Also:

• Can a minor-league team thrive in a college sports market?
• Yard Goats fans try to support team with no home ballpark.
• Cavaliers draw heavily from Western Pennsylvania fan base.
• Former NFLer Jake Plummer looks to help players manage pain.
• Why Brexit could crate problems for British sports going forward.
• How Dan Hunt, Robert Casterline built football card collection.
• Ole Miss-Mississippi State football rivalry more toxic than ever.
• Victor Montagliani leads push to restore CONCACAF's image.