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Published February 25, 2013
"Choosing Barclays would ... ensure that the NBA does not give a tacit stamp of approval to the unfair, anti-worker polices of the owner of Madison Square Garden" – Public advocate and likely N.Y. mayoral candidate Bill De Blasio in a letter urging the NBA to choose Barclays Center over MSG for the '15 All-Star Game in part because of Knicks Owner James Dolan's conflicts with unions (N.Y. DAILY NEWS, 2/25).
"It's going to take many, many more years for us to generate a national following – a generation really. We probably have to win a couple more Super Bowls to have a national presence" – Ravens President Dick Cass (BALTIMORE BUSINESS JOURNAL, 2/22 issue).
“Miami’s attendance promises to be a black mark for baseball” – ESPN’s Buster Olney, on the Marlins (“Baseball Tonight,” ESPN2, 2/25).
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"It's going to take many, many more years for us to generate a national following – a generation really. We probably have to win a couple more Super Bowls to have a national presence" – Ravens President Dick Cass (BALTIMORE BUSINESS JOURNAL, 2/22 issue).
“Miami’s attendance promises to be a black mark for baseball” – ESPN’s Buster Olney, on the Marlins (“Baseball Tonight,” ESPN2, 2/25).
