Quote of the Day

“If you try to do all three, the issues will die under their own weight.”

— Minnesota House Speaker Steve Sviggum, on the Vikings, Twins and Univ. of Minnesota stadium proposals being up for consideration at the same time (ST. PAUL PIONEER PRESS, 9/21).

Wednesday September 21, 2005 Vol. 12 — No. 8 Print This Issue

Top Stories

  • Wie Reportedly Set To Turn Pro
    With $8-10M In Endorsements
    The eagerly-awaited professional debut of Michelle Wie is upon us, as the 15-year-old phenom is expected to play the LPGA Samsung World Championship next month. Wie reportedly has $8-10M in endorsement deals lined up, including a $5M-per-year agreement with Nike, and possibly ones with Samsung and an airline. Much of the groundwork for these deals was done by her father, B.J., who demanded that prospective agencies accept no fees for completing the contracts and accept a reduced commission on future agreements. >>Read More

  • Shuffling The Deck
    WPT sues Travel Channel for interfering with development of new poker series on ESPN.

    Sooner Rather Than Later
    Oklahoma City takes on $10M risk, but could potentially profit, in agreement for Hornets to play at Ford Center.

    Ultimate Warriors
    NHL’s new episodic ad campaign looks to build buzz similar to a movie’s opening weekend.

    As Good As It Gets
    Suns eye $13M in revenues via new courtside seats.

    No Horsing Around
    U.S. House calls for papers from Jockeys’ Guild in insurance investigation.

    Gleaming The GameCube
    Nike, Reebok enter into deals for videogame exposure.

    Market Value
    San Antonio Mayor, columnist take issue with Tagliabue describing city as “small.”

    Sky Walkers
    Chicago WNBA franchise unveils nickname, logo.

    Sunglass Hut
    Oakley names Nike exec Scott Olivet as new CEO, succeeding company founder.

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