Setting Sun?
Outdated facilities may keep South Florida out of Super Bowl rotation.
Set Piece In The City
The Yankees-Man City MLS team may abandon the Queens stadium plan.
Special Delivery
Lions' college bowl game may force Little Caesars bowl to Comerica Park.
Weathering The Storm
The Thunder take an active role in recovery efforts for the OKC area.
Kick-Starting Stock
Borussia Dortmund shares unlikely to enjoy prolonged rally from Champions League, analyst says.
A New Direction
New N.Y. MLS franchise owners name former Man City player Claudio Reyna new football director.
Stand Up And Cheer
League Championship clubs have voted for permitting testing of safe-standing sections in stadiums.
The Pain In Spain
Spainish basketball players' association sets strike date for opening day of playoff quarterfinals.
AT THE REINS:
Through titles, tiffs and tears, Jerry Reinsdorf is the same man.
SHOWTIME IN NYC:
Meet the finalists and see the reasons the Tiffany crystal could be theirs.
OLYMPIC DEWS:
Dew Tour to become Olympic qualifier in snowboarding, freeskiing.
WHEN IN ROME:
Take a (L)ook at Super Bowl tradition of using Roman numerals.
SBD/Issue 25/Front Page
Published October 17, 2006
“The thing that we battle most in this market is that we’re always sold out, and nobody tries to buy tickets. That perception being lifted by tonight’s game, I think, will drive a lot of sellouts here in the future.”
— Kroenke Sports Enterprises Exec VP & CMO Paul Andrews, on the Avalanche’s 487-game sellout streak ending (DENVER POST, 10/17).
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