Adapting to yet another new normal, Dick’s said it would aggressively pursue market share with more intense promotions as it reported disappointing Q2 results of $112,385,000 for the second quarter, up 23% compared to last year’s Sports Atrocity period, on a 10% sales gain to $2,156,911,000 compared to $1,967,857,000. Comp store sales inched up 0.1%, well below the 2-3% guidance it issued, even as e-commerce sales rose 19% to 9.2% of sales against 8.5% last year, indicating a marked deceleration in brick-and-mortar sales. FY guidance was slashed to EPS of $2.80-3.00 per share ($317.6 mm), well off the $3.09 consensus ... Log in to view full article.