Quote of the Day

“What baseball game have you ever been to where there were 200,000 people? What football game have you ever gone to that had 35,000 campers adjacent to the facility?"

NASCAR Dir of Security Gary Gardner, on how security in NASCAR is different than other sports (NASCAR.com, 7/11).

Thursday July 12, 2007 Vol. 13 — No. 200 Print This Issue

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  • Beckham In New Galaxy Duds

    Add Some Spice

    The course of pro soccer in the U.S. takes an electrifying turn tomorrow when David Beckham is introduced to the U.S. media, and his arrival is just one of the positive signs for MLS this week. Regardless of his play on the field, the run-up is having its desired effect -- a major boost in exposure for MLS. Meanwhile, MLS lands another deep-pocketed investor, as Andell Holdings has agreed to buy the Fire from AEG. And in a storyline that bodes well for the future, U.S. beats Uruguay last night, taking another step in its bid for Under-20 World Cup.

  • News At Deadline
    Indy Motor Speedway announces F1 race will not return next year. See Closing Bell for more.

    Summer Stock
    Family of TD Ameritrade founder joins list of Cubs suitors.

    O’ Brother, Where Art Thou?
    Tod Leiweke denies family connection is behind potential move of Rose Garden management to AEG.

    In The Cue
    Dan Patrick reportedly set to announce syndicated radio show.

    Casting Couch
    Nike drops golfer from roster after he plays Titleist ball in competition.

    Gee Whiz
    Despite eliminating athletic department at Vanderbilt, new Ohio State President not expected to overhaul Buckeyes.

    New Year’s Resolution
    Arizona authority, Fiesta Bowl settle dispute over party suite and media space for Super Bowl.

    Gum Shoe
    Brett Yormark’s latest coup: selling sponsorship to the Nets’ offseason to new NBA partner Wrigley.

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