Quote of the Day

“What they need is controversy to sell, they need negativity; and I think when it all comes down to it, it becomes a sort of feeding frenzy for them.”

-- Redskins Owner Dan Snyder, on the DC media’s portrayal of the team (CSN, 9/23).

Monday September 24, 2007 Vol. 14 — No. 9 Print This Issue

Top Stories

  • Ivy League

    Cubs Sale On Front-Burner
    With the Tribune Co. expected to release the Cubs' financial records to interested bidders soon, more news is surfacing around the sale of the club. Scott Boras and the Yankees are denying a report that says Boras has been negotiating with a bidder on a contract for Alex Rodriguez that would include a future ownership position with the Cubs. Meanwhile, lawyer Thomas Mandler says fans and MLB will be “ecstatic" about his plans for the team and Wrigley Field. And while John Canning is widely considered the favorite, some point out MLB could face a legal battle if it does not sell the team to the highest bidder.

  • Sunday's Best 
    NBC, CBS both see overnight rating bumps this weekend; Fox down for third straight week. 

    Out, Out Damn Spot
    MLB could ban ESPN studio shows from postseason venues after net refuses to run playoff promos.

    The Puck Drops Here
    NHL's Gary Bettman talks London opener, European expansion, salary cap and TV ratings on eve of '07-08 season.

    Yes, No, Maybe? 
    Goldman Sachs contacts Cablevision CEO James Dolan to gauge interest in buying 40% of YES Network.

    Escape Clause 
    Sonics Owner Clay Bennett files for arbitration, seeking to be released from final two years of KeyArena lease.

    Boss Hog 
    Redskins Owner Daniel Snyder in rare interview discusses media, new stadium rumors, and team’s lack of GM.

    Going, Going, Gone 
    Nationals play final game at RFK Stadium amid dwindling attendance; attention turns to new ballpark.

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