Quote of the Day

align="center">“I can't figure out what the hell he's trying to do. All he has to do is bring a check.”

— Twins Owner Carl Pohlad, on prospective Twins buyer Donald Watkins
(ST. PAUL PIONEER PRESS, 1/8).

Tuesday January 8, 2002 Vol. 8 — No. 77 Print This Issue

Top Stories

  • Business Community Steps Up For Charlotte Arena

    Bank of America, Wachovia and Duke Energy pledged $100M last night toward a new arena in downtown Charlotte. While the intent of the last-minute move is to keep the Hornets in the city, officials noted the facility could be used for a different NBA or an NHL team. As a return on its $100M investment, the group is seeking sales control of the arena's entire inventory. Hornets ownership was absent from last night's presentation, and reports have co-Owner Ray Wooldridge meeting today with New Orleans execs on a possible move and ticket guarantee.

  • Too Close For Comfort?
    Selig maintains no conflict over Pohlad company's $3M loan to Brewers in '95, while Selig was interim Commissioner.

    Lights Out
    After signing much-publicized five-year, $50M title sponsorship two years ago, Northern Light ends IRL deal.

    Head Cover
    Nike wants to see more of its Tiger Woods logo on its man — especially on headwear.

    Buildings Blocked
    Bloomberg puts Giuliani's parting ballpark gifts on hold; NJ Legislature adjourns with no action on arena.

    Special Issue Gets Green Flag
    In its first standalone sports issue, TV Guide to publish dedicated NASCAR preview later this month.

    Labor Unrest Hits The ECHL
    Some players stage walkout over disability coverage.

    The Single Guy
    How would a Jordan divorce impact MJ's relationship with marketing partners? How deep a dent is it to his image?

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