TV MONITOR: Last night's 11:00pm ET edition's of FSN's
"Primetime" (Fox Sports Net South), ESPN's "SportsCenter"
and CNN/SI's "Sports Tonight" all led with Mets-Braves,
followed by a post-game interview with Braves 3B Chipper
Jones. "SportsCenter" and "Sports Tonight" followed with
Astros-Pirates, and "Primetime" followed with Cardinals-
Cubs. The first non-MLB story on "Primetime," "SportsCenter"
and "Sports Tonight" was Falcons RB Jamal Anderson's torn
ACL, at 8:50, 10:10 and 7:10, respectively (THE DAILY).
NOTES: The Penguins granted radio broadcast rights to
WWSW for all their games for the '99-2000 season. The games
will be simulcast on WWSW-FM and WWSW-AM, which Penguins COO
Tom Rooney called "an incredible advantage to the team and
our fans" (TRIBUNE-REVIEW, 9/22)....Cubs 1B Mark Grace will
be an analyst for ESPN during its World Series coverage
(CHICAGO SUN-TIMES, 9/22)....HBO has renewed "Arli$$" for
another season (DAILY VARIETY, 9/22)....In K.C., Jason
Whitlock, on the absence of John Elway from ESPN's 100
greatest athletes list: "Thank God ESPN is just an all-
sports network. It would probably leave George Washington
off a list of the 100 most influential men in American
history" (K.C. STAR, 9/21)....FSN's Jeanne Zelasko reported
that Internet cameras have been installed in both dugouts at
Wrigley Field during the Cardinals-Cubs series "to keep a
close eye" on Sammy Sosa and Mark McGwire (FSN, 9/21).
