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To own DICK’S Sporting Goods, you need to believe in its core big‑box format, disciplined capital return, and ability to fine‑tune concepts without derailing the larger story. The Moosejaw closures and Public Lands pullback fit that playbook: they reset an underperforming outdoor push but are small next to roughly US$14.9 billion in annual revenue, so they are unlikely to move near‑term earnings or the analyst fair value needle on their own. More immediate catalysts still center on upcoming results on March 12, any shift to guidance, and how management frames demand, margins and the Foot Locker integration. The flip side is that recent outdoor retrenchment underlines execution risk when DICK’S steps outside its core, at a time when profit growth has already been under pressure.
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