Quote of the Day

align="center">“A true fan looking for that pot of gold at the end of the rainbow.”

— ESPN’s Dan Patrick, on Knicks fan Spike Lee calling Renaldo Balkman, the team’s first- round draft pick, a “sleeper” (ESPN, 6/28).

Thursday June 29, 2006 Vol. 12 — No. 191 Print This Issue

Top Stories

  • Raptors Tab Bargnani With No. 1 Overall Pick In NBA Draft
    While some call it the “most bizarre and least compelling in recent memory,” here are some of the nuggets we like from last night’s NBA Draft: the top overall selection of Andrea Bargnani gives even more support to the notion of basketball as a truly global game; Isiah Thomas’ “last chance” with the Knicks gets off to an ominous start; Arn Tellem leads all agents with six first-round picks; and the ESPN broadcast sees a dearth of activation around a largely unmarketable rookie class.

  • Guaranteed Delivery?
    PGA Tour hopes $35M FedEx Cup prize pool entices players to compete in more events.

    Buck Owens
    FIFA arranges $12M insurance fund to compensate clubs for injured World Cup players.

    Pitch Grip
    Phillies admit missteps were made in handling Brett Myers’ domestic assault case.

    Looking To Meet Babe’s
    Many intrigued by idea, but logistics make it difficult for NHL game at Yankee Stadium.

    Stirr(it) Up
    Jockeys’ Guild hiring Dwight Manley, Jesse Jackson to head organization.

    A Little Dough-Eyed Deer
    Bucks unveil changes to logo and color scheme that mixes old and new.

    Shamrock Shake
    NLL returns to N.Y. with team set to play at MSG, possibly Nassau Coliseum.

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