Quote of the Day

v align="center">“It sounds like Johnny Soprano writing that letter, trying to threaten and
put pressure on us.”

— FL State Senator Kendrick Meek, on Bud Selig's letter stating the Marlins would likely be moved or abolished without a new ballpark
(MIAMI HERALD, 4/26).
Thursday April 26, 2001 Vol. 7 — No. 146 Print This Issue

Top Stories

  •   Despite spending the last three seasons in retirement and returning to the ice only in December, Penguins Owner/C Mario Lemieux was named the NHL's most marketable player in a survey conducted by THE DAILY. Lemieux's teammate, RW Jaromir Jagr, was second, but there is no hat-trick from the Steel City, as Stars C Mike Modano, Panthers RW Pavel Bure and Stars RW Brett Hull round out the top five. Analysts told THE DAILY the NHL still faces the challenge of raising the profile and awareness of its top players.

  • HE WON'T BEAT AROUND THE BUSH <
    Selig says MLB will move or contract Marlins if FL fails to approve new ballpark.

    LEAVING A SPORTS LEGACY

    Giuliani says facility deals for Yankees, Mets (and Jets?) could be announced soon.

    BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE

    USOC to coach athletes on proper medal etiquette.

    SNYDER COMMUNICATIONS

    Redskins set to sign mega five-year, $50M radio deal.
    NEW LOOK ON LIFE: Daniel Snyder "more appreciative of life" after cancerous thyroid gland removed.

    EVERY MOVE YOU MAKE

    Romney keeping close eye on Tickets.com's financing woes. Cost to replace ticket partner could be significant.

    THE FIX ISN'T IN

    MLB says despite 12 million All-Star ballots distributed outside U.S., voting outcome will not be swayed by overzealous nationals.

    RIPPLE IN STILL WATER

    Sanex WTA Tour promotes Senior VP Josh Ripple to COO.
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