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The Daily's Hot Reads For Tuesday: Playoff Pictures
Published January 8, 2013
ESPN.com's Mark Schlabach writes, "College football's forthcoming four-team playoff … can't get here soon enough. Can't we please have a playoff this coming season? Do we really have to wait another year? Once again, the Bowl Championship Series robbed college football fans of a fitting end to a season" (ESPN.com).
The WASHINGTON POST's Neil Irwin writes, "For much of the Daniel Snyder era, the Redskins have premised their team building strategy around big, flashy free agent signings. … Given the economics of the NFL, the new collective bargaining agreement made draft picks dramatically more valuable. That makes the decision to trade so many of them away seem foolhardy" (WASHINGTON POST).
The S.F. BUSINESS TIMES' Eric Young writes, "Social media and mobile apps will become an even bigger component of teams' outreach to fans. … Each of the Bay Area's pro sports teams have social media mavens whose job is to increase the number of people who 'like' their club on Facebook or follow them on Twitter" (BIZJOURNALS.com).
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The WASHINGTON POST's Neil Irwin writes, "For much of the Daniel Snyder era, the Redskins have premised their team building strategy around big, flashy free agent signings. … Given the economics of the NFL, the new collective bargaining agreement made draft picks dramatically more valuable. That makes the decision to trade so many of them away seem foolhardy" (WASHINGTON POST).
The S.F. BUSINESS TIMES' Eric Young writes, "Social media and mobile apps will become an even bigger component of teams' outreach to fans. … Each of the Bay Area's pro sports teams have social media mavens whose job is to increase the number of people who 'like' their club on Facebook or follow them on Twitter" (BIZJOURNALS.com).
Also:
- NHL lockout created bizarre scenes among hockey journalists.
- NHL's late trade deadline could spark lots of player deals.
- How former NFL players transition to business success.
- Minor-league hockey team makes historic move outdoors.
- AFL Rush's Julee White joins ranks of female sports owners.
- Triple-A Charlotte Knights GM discusses ballpark plans.
- A's Owner Lew Wolff sits for personal profile-oriented Q&A.
