Quote of the Day

“Let’s move this along.” 

-- U.S. District Judge Gerald Lynch, to the defense lawyers, after a juror fell asleep during the sexual harassment trial against Isiah Thomas, James Dolan and MSG (SI.com, 9/17).

Tuesday September 18, 2007 Vol. 14 — No. 5 Print This Issue

Top Stories

  • Penguins-Sabres Slated For Ralph Wilson Stadium

    The NHL is looking to build some buzz with its first-ever outdoor game in the U.S. -- Penguins-Sabres on New Year's Day in Buffalo -- and that effort is off to a quick start as all 42,000 tickets made available today have sold out. While some have questioned the decision to play the game on a day traditionally reserved for college football, NBC sees the diluted bowl schedule as an opportunity "to stand out on New Year’s Day.” Despite a potential sellout of over 73,000 and a title sponsorship from PepsiCo's Amp energy drink, Gary Bettman says the league does not expect a large profit.

  • Case Of The Mondays 
    ESPN overnight for Redskins-Eagles down 9.6%; NBC sees 18% decline for Chargers-Patriots but beats Emmys in key male demos.

    Stars & Stripes 
    adidas becomes third major sponsor to ink deal with LOCOG for 2012 Olympic Games.

    Back In Black 
    Financial disclosure shows Braves a money maker for new owner Liberty Media.

    Friendly Skies 
    Southwest Airlines continuing to buy media from NFL rights holders despite dropping league sponsorship; MasterCard opts out of NHL. 

    Capital Improvements
    Ted Leonsis predicting double-digit revenue growth for Capitals in ’07-08.

    Sonic Boon 
    Muckleshoot Indian Tribe offers to donate 26.5-acre parcel of land for new Sonics arena.

    Hand Check
    Isiah Thomas endures another tough day of testimony in Anucha Browne Sanders' sexual harassment lawsuit.

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