Quote of the Day

“Vinny is like Ali. He is the champion until someone takes the belt away from him.”

— The Boston Globe’s Gordon Edes, naming Vin Scully as his favorite baseball announcer (THE DAILY).

Tuesday April 3, 2007 Vol. 13 — No. 134 Print This Issue

Top Stories

  • Tribune Co. Puts Cubs On The Market
    Not since the Yawkey Trust put the Red Sox up for sale in ‘99 has a more valuable baseball franchise been on the market than the Cubs. The team has undeniable national appeal, and speculation has it going for well north of $600M. A number of high-profile suitors already have emerged, including Jerry Colangelo, Mark Cuban and Donald Trump. With MLB eyeing the completion of the sale by the start of next season, this will clearly be one of the best sports business stories to watch in the days and months ahead.

  • Twice As Nice
    CBS earns 13.6 Nielsen overnight for Florida’s second- straight NCAA championship, up 16% from ’06 title game.

    Extending The Rally
    MLB to negotiate sans deadline for InDemand, Dish to reach Extra Innings deal.

    Wash & Dry
    ISC drops plans for track in Kitsap County, but still sees Northwest as lucrative market.

    Chicago’s Hope
    MLS Fire ink Mexican star Blanco to second-highest deal under “Beckham rule.”

    Plenty Of Mailbags To Come
    ESPN.com signs Sports Guy to four-year extension, acquires Jayski.com.

    Feeling Swamped
    Demand for Florida championship apparel waning amid three titles in 12 months.

    I Stand Alone
    FIFA President Sepp Blatter to run unopposed for re- election in May.

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