Quote of the Day

"There’s a bigger problem going on inside the walls of MSG and it appears to be
 Mr.
Dolan”
-- ESPN's Stephen A. Smith, on Jim Dolan’s management of MSG in light of the jury failing to rule that Isiah Thomas should pay damages to Anucha Browne Sanders (ESPN, 10/2).

Wednesday October 3, 2007 Vol. 14 — No. 16 Print This Issue

Top Stories

  • NHL Season Begins In Earnest Tonight
    Just three seasons removed from a lockout designed to stabilize payroll and revenue disparity, the NHL season begins tonight in North America facing numerous issues and challenges, and we have them all covered as part of our two-day special preview.

  • The Day After 
    MSG, Isiah Thomas vow to appeal harassment verdict; N.Y. media calls for organizational changes and many wonder where is David Stern and why is he silent.

    Insurance Run 
    Nationwide formally signs deal to become new title sponsor of NASCAR’s No. 2 series.

    Hit List
    MLB Playoffs begin tonight with dream lineup of large-markets and storied franchises.

    Fuel Economy 
    IRL announces revenue sharing plan that ups Indy 500 purse by 25% and gives at least $1.2M to car owners that run full schedule.

    Rankin File 
    First new LPGA logo since ‘92 seeks to bring identity up to date with new style of golfers.

    Taking A Drag?
    Bruton Smith threatens to build new track near Charlotte unless plans for drag strip are approved.

    Relocation Expenses 
    Zygi Wilf says debt service on potential $250M private contribution for new stadium would put team "close to the situation we're in today."

    In Cahoots  
    WALL STREET JOURNAL examines Las Vegas’ cooperation with pro sports leagues to flush out illegal gambling.

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