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The Daily's Hot Reads For Tuesday: Who Wants A Baseball Team?
Published November 13, 2012
In a special to BASEBALLPROSPECTUS.com, Business of Sports Network President Maury Brown writes, "Let’s say that baseball was going to get serious about relocation or expansion; how would we go about rating the potential suitors? The methodology I’m going to use is based on what MLB requested of markets when the Expos were up for relocation" (BASEBALLPROSPECTUS.com).
The NATIONAL FOOTBALL POST's Warren McCarty writes Fox' Jimmy Johnson and Cowboys Owner Jerry Jones have "rekindled a debate" about personnel control in the NFL: "Can or should the Head Coach of an NFL franchise have complete control over player personnel in addition to his coaching responsibilities?" (NATIONALFOOTBALLPOST.com).
The WASHINGTON POST's Dan Steinberg writes, "It's an odd time for Caps fans, many of whom developed an intense allegiance to the franchise in the eight years since the league's last work stoppage. While the city's other winter sports franchises have foundered, the Caps have been a beacon of hope" (WASHINGTON POST). Meanwhile, the Senators look beyond the lockout by reaching out to ticket buyers (SPORTS.YAHOO.com).
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The NATIONAL FOOTBALL POST's Warren McCarty writes Fox' Jimmy Johnson and Cowboys Owner Jerry Jones have "rekindled a debate" about personnel control in the NFL: "Can or should the Head Coach of an NFL franchise have complete control over player personnel in addition to his coaching responsibilities?" (NATIONALFOOTBALLPOST.com).
The WASHINGTON POST's Dan Steinberg writes, "It's an odd time for Caps fans, many of whom developed an intense allegiance to the franchise in the eight years since the league's last work stoppage. While the city's other winter sports franchises have foundered, the Caps have been a beacon of hope" (WASHINGTON POST). Meanwhile, the Senators look beyond the lockout by reaching out to ticket buyers (SPORTS.YAHOO.com).
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- What star receiver tops list of most underpaid NFL players?
- NFL has come a long way in taking concussions seriously.
- Despite Alabama upset, SEC's BCS run is probably not over.
- What lessons can be learned from the Bernie Fine mess?
