Quote of the Day

“You did the general managers' work for them. You did what they could not do in a room together.” 

-- MLBPA COO Gene Orza, to N.Y. Times writer Murray Chass, after Chass, for a column this week, asked several GMs if they had interest in free agent Alex Rodriguez (N.Y. TIMES, 11/9).

Friday November 9, 2007 Vol. 14 — No. 43 Print This Issue

Top Stories

  • Is Selig Influencing A-Rod Market?
    MLB's GM meetings have wrapped up in Orlando, but the drama around baseball's offseason has only begun.  The "C" word -- collusion -- has once again crept up, with the MLBPA saying they are investigating a process whereby GMs shared plans for players with one another. The union is also concerned that Bud Selig has attempted to "influence the market for at least one player,” later identified as Alex Rodriguez. Meanwhile, it's just a matter of time until more names connected with performance-enhancing drugs start to surface. Should be an interesting offseason.

  • Cross Check  
    Gary Bettman denies Senators Owner Eugene Melnyk's estimate that 40% of NHL’s revenue comes from Canada.

    Business Card
    Agent Mike Ornstein inks marketing agreement with Matt Leinart one day after being fired by former USC teammate  Reggie Bush.

    Sonic Doom 
    David Stern warns putting a team back in Seattle unlikely if Sonics relocate to Oklahoma City.

    Bearing Down 
    Source says Bud Selig has ruled out Tribune Co.’s sale of Cubs before end of year; sale "highly unlikely" before start of '08 season.

    Chinese Fireworks 
    More than 250 million in China expected to watch first match-up between Yao Ming’s Rockets, Yi Jianlian’s Bucks.

    Money List 
    PGA European Tour to stage $20M event in Dubai in ’09, the richest tournament in golf.

    End Of Cycle
    adidas cites ongoing doping controversy in move to end sponsorship of German team T-Mobile.

    Box Seat 
    Oscar De La Hoya eyes Dodger Stadium as site of next fight.

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