Quote of the Day

"I don't want to get my heart broken again."

— L.A. Mayor James Hahn, on his cautious optimism the NFL will place a team in the city by '08
(L.A. TIMES, 6/2).

Wednesday June 2, 2004 Vol. 10 — No. 174 Print This Issue

Top Stories

  • IMG co-CEOs Bob Kain and Alastair Johnston circulated a memo to employees yesterday, stating the company is seeking financing partners in order to continue to expand and to provide the current owners with "some liquidity." The memo comes a year after the death of Mark McCormack and stirs speculation about the future of the industry giant. While raising capital is obviously a major goal, sources say the sale of IMG is indeed one option — a scenario denied by the company last month — but that the "situation remains fluid."

  • Seattle Slew
    Qwest buys naming rights to Seahawks Stadium, could see added value with MLS expansion.

    Get Met, It Pays
    Mets exercise $54M buyout of '06 rights with MSG-FSNY; new RSN or YES deal could be next.

    Dressed For Success
    Nike signs three-year deal with AFL valued as high as $5M.

    Parallel Bars?
    NBC Sports and Olympics execs say they were caught off guard by "Today" show keeping athletes off ABC's "GMA."

    Catching Some Rays
    Robert Sarver secures $401M in financing, expects to close purchase of Suns by June 30.

    Let Him Be Frank
    McCourt to name himself Dodgers President.

    Moving Target
    Ganassi sued for allegedly reneging on $35M pledge to Chicago Motor Speedway project.

    Going Into Hibernation
    Despite playoff run, T'Wolves in the red due to $16M luxury tax payment.

    Health Kicks
    Freddy Adu to pitch Campbell Soup; PowerBar latest to tab Michael Phelps as endorser.

    Good Seats Still Available
    With corporate sponsors buying less, more than half of Athens Olympic tickets still not sold.

    Walking In Memphis
    Morgan Keegan & Regions Financial replaces Kroger as title sponsor of St. Jude tennis event.

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