Quote of the Day

align="center">“Who's supposed to be contracted again?
The Expos? Or the Indians?”

— ABC Radio's Keith Olbermann, on the
Expos trading for Indians P Bartolo Colon
(ABC Radio, 6/28).

Friday June 28, 2002 Vol. 8 — No. 195 Print This Issue

Top Stories

  • Stern, seen here with McGreevey, helps pitch a Newark arena

    NBA Commissioner David Stern and NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman yesterday visited NJ legislators as part of "a last-ditch effort" for a Newark arena. The commissioners — frustrated with the political gridlock the project has encountered — stressed a new facility would be a boon to the entire state. Meanwhile, Gov. James McGreevey and NJSEA President George Zoffinger met "behind closed doors" last night with members of the Senate Budget Committee in an attempt to move the arena plan forward.

  • Pitcher This
    The supposedly lame-duck Expos pull surprising move by trading for P Bartolo Colon with eye on pennant.

    Here Today, Gone Tomorrow
    Two signs World Cup bounce may be short-lived: ABC to add only one MLS game in '03; net's Atlanta affil to pre-empt Sunday's live Final telecast.

    Picking Up Jax
    PepsiCo inks first NFL team since league-wide deal.

    Going Out With A Bang
    In Phil Knight's last conference call with analysts, Nike announces profit increase.

    Thirty Years Later ...
    President Bush appoints 15-member blue-ribbon panel to re- examine Title IX.

    No Longer Mad Hatters
    New Era workers to return to jobs after year-long strike.

    Arn Strong
    Final tally has SFX leading the way with 13 NBA draftees.

    Divided They Fall?
    Sting struggling in WNBA's grand experiment in Charlotte.

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