Quote of the Day

align="center">“If fans aren't going to come, what can we do? It's going to be like this for the rest of the season. I don't see it getting any better.”

— Hornets G David Wesley, on declining attendance at the Charlotte Coliseum
(CHARLOTTE OBSERVER, 11/9).

Friday November 9, 2001 Vol. 8 — No. 42 Print This Issue

Top Stories

  • Contraction Talk Circles The Expos, Twins & Marlins

    Heading into the weekend, questions abound in the MLB contraction saga. Will the union's grievance, filed in time for the first MLB-MLBPA talks since Tuesday's announcement, set back management's plans? Will the letter from Minnesota's Senators asking President Bush to support a repeal of MLB's antitrust exemption save the Twins? With talks ongoing, how long will it be before the Expos' Loria purchases the Marlins from John Henry and tackles the Miami ballpark issue?

  • Taking Whatever They Can Get
    USA TODAY reports Turner likely to pay "modest increase" in $1B NBA cable TV deal; NBC facing "no apparent broadcast network competition."

    Meet The New Boss
    N.Y. Mayor-elect Bloomberg offers temperate support for new sports facilities, citing priorities in wake of Sept. 11.

    Southern Accents
    NBDL sponsor roster includes some NBA incumbents, as well as others with substantial Southeastern presence.

    In Hindsight ...
    One CART team owner suggests going public may not have been in series' best interest.

    Feel Like A Stranger
    Could Atlanta's CBS affil be shut out of hometown Final Four after transferring credential for last year's tourney?

    Snow Bank
    Canadian government throws its weight behind Vancouver- Whistler's 2010 Olympic bid.

    Under Dunn
    Michael Huyghue to leave Jags and join Athletes First.

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