Quote of the Day

“I don’t mind the increase as long as ticket prices stay lower than Julio Franco’s age.”

— Mets fan Dan Quigley, on the team’s ticket price for the ‘06 season (NEWSDAY, 12/13).

Tuesday December 13, 2005 Vol. 12 — No. 64 Print This Issue

Top Stories

  • Cost Of New Meadowlands Stadium Could Top $1B
    Buried in the unveiling of the master site plan for the Giants’ and Jets’ planned stadium was news that the facility may cost $1B, $200M more than previous estimates, and won’t be ready until 2010, a year later than the teams had hoped. Because of the escalating costs, Giants COO John Mara says he’s no longer ruling out the sale of PSLs. Other questions around the project involve a design for the stadium and whether a retractable roof will be built, an element likely contingent upon a $300M loan from the NFL.

  • And the nominees are ...

    Walk The Line
    Visa, McDonald’s among traditional Super Bowl advertisers forgoing ’06 game in favor of Torino Olympics.

    Match Point
    Four NBA teams to stage preseason camps in Europe.

    Entourage
    Red Sox appoint co-GMs, keep door open for possible return of Theo Epstein; are moves indicative of Larry Lucchino’s waning influence?

    Lost
    YES Network planning to use out-of-home Nielsen study to boost ad rates.

    Cinderella Man
    Andy Appleby latest name mentioned in sale of Blues.

    Curb Your Enthusiasm
    First day of ticket sales strong for World Baseball Classic, but poll finds lukewarm anticipation.

    The Producers
    Mets raise ticket prices 7% in midst of high-profile player acquisitions.

    Good Night, And Good Luck
    Costco offering discounted Sonics, Blazers ducats on Web site; will other teams follow?

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