Quote of the Day
"I would probably yank you off the air."
CBS President Les Moonves, to David Letterman, who asked what would happen if he asked that the "Late Show," like The Masters, be aired without commercials
(CBS, 4/12).
Top Stories
News from over the weekend saw a number of suitors ramp up their efforts to land the Expos. DC Mayor Anthony Williams is calling MLB's bluff, as he is ready to submit a proposal for a fully-funded $340M ballpark at the RFK Stadium site despite objections from members of the DC Council. Meanwhile, Bobcats Owner Bob Johnson has thrown his hat in the ring, endorsing (and possibly joining) the Norfolk bid. Additionally, the Expos' San Juan host, Antonio Munoz, has proposed a full 81-game "trial relocation" next season.
Pursuit Of Expos Is Heating Up
As Suitors Sweeten The Pot
Phil It Up
Mickelson's Masters win likely a catalyst for future endorsements; CBS' two-day ratings off 3% from '03.
View Finder
Astros, Rockets move one step closer to RSN launch after court ruling goes against FSN.
Be Deviled
Newark City Council grants initial approval to mayor's financing plan for new arena.
Fed Up
Search warrant used to seize MLB player drug test results.
Upon Further Review
NFL diversity committee decides not to extend "Rooney Rule" to front-office posts.
Price Of Success
Coming off LeBron-led gains, Cavs raise '04-05 ticket prices by average of 16%.
Brother, Can You Spare A Dime?
Jets talk with trio of banks to secure $600M in funds for new West Side stadium.
Off The Pace
Ehrlich's slots legislation shot down by Maryland House Ways & Means Committee, 21-0.
18 & Life To Go
Champ Car secures number of teams it vowed to have for Sunday's opener in
Long
Beach.
They're Too Sexy?
AFL Predators continue to push the envelope with another racy promo, drawing
$10,000 fine from league.
The Apprentice
Steve Swindal seen as George Steinbrenner's possible heir apparent after
taking lead role in
Joe Torre contract negotiations.





