Quote of the Day

align="center">“This is a small brush fire being created by a very small group of players.”

— NHLPA Exec Dir Ted Saskin, on some players threatening legal action claiming his election circumvented union bylaws (TORONTO STAR, 9/13).

Tuesday September 13, 2005 Vol. 12 — No. 2 Print This Issue

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  • Saints To Play Four Home Games In
    Baton Rouge, Three In San Antonio
    Working through a myriad of issues — logistics, the wishes of players and coaches, satisfying season-ticket holders and fans, and of course being sensitive to the devastation caused by Hurricane Katrina — the NFL has finalized plans for the Saints’ home schedule, putting four games in Baton Rouge and three in San Antonio. While Paul Tagliabue says scheduling the first game in Baton Rouge for October 30 should give the city enough time to address immediate needs in the wake of the storm, the game should sell well since the visiting Dolphins are led by former LSU coach Nick Saban. Meanwhile, San Antonio is being careful not to position itself as the potential permanent home of the Saints, but it is clear the city sees this as an opportunity to prove itself NFL-worthy >>Read More

  • Secret Service
    Ted Saskin agrees to secret ballot to remove any doubt as to his rightful position as new NHLPA Exec Dir.

    Line Change
    XM to replace Sirius as NHL satellite radio partner under ten-year, $100M deal.

    Any Given Monday
    General Motors signs high-six- figure deal to sponsor Peter King’s content on SI.com.

    Valentine Greeting?
    SMG’s Doug Thornton says New Orleans Arena should be ready by NBA All-Star break.

    Bull Riding
    Ecclestone shoring up support within F1 by facilitating team sales to allies.

    Growing Pains
    Cost of proposed Vikings stadium in Blaine reportedly reaches $700-760M.

    Continental Shelf
    Nets reap $1M in revenues via meet-and-greets, often held at fans’ homes.

    Conservative Approach
    Virginia gubernatorial candidate to sponsor Nextel Cup ride at Martinsville.

    Sports Authority
    Shawn Hunter promoted to newly-created position of AEG Sports President.

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