Quote of the Day

“My bad.” 

--NFL Network’s Bryant Gumbel, after calling a field goal “good” when it missed short (NFL Network, 12/6).

Friday December 7, 2007 Vol. 14 — No. 61 Print This Issue

Top Stories

  • Sen. Kerry Writes To Goodell, McSlarrow

    U.S. Sen. John Kerry, nervous that many of his constituents will miss the potentially-historic Patriots-Giants game later this month, has again interjected himself into a sports network's carriage dispute, this time firing off a letter to NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell and NCTA President & CEO Kyle McSlarrow, imploring them to come to an agreement. Meanwhile, after Ravens players hinted that game officials favored the Patriots on Monday night in order to keep NFL Network's regular-season finale appealing, one columnist recognizes the "appearance of a conflict of interest." And during last night's Bears-Redskins game, viewers again heard a struggling play-by-play man in Bryant Gumbel, but an analyst unafraid to ruffle the league's feathers in Cris Collinsworth. 

  • Soda Pop 
    Coca-Cola extends marketing partnership with NASCAR through 2017.

    Vertical Leap
     
    NBA ratings up on ESPN, TNT and several local broadcasts despite league’s turbulent offseason.  

    Bay City Rollers 
    One MLB source says he'd be "shocked" if A’s do not sign Barry Bonds despite legal troubles, potential PR hit.

    Ad & Subtract 
    GM cutting back in-game Super Bowl ads in favor of pre-game spots; Audi, Toyota buy time on Fox’ telecast.

    Click It Or Ticket
    Ticketmaster reportedly nears multi-year deal to become NFL’s official ticket reseller.

    Roar Restored 
    Tigers shatter team's single-day ticket sales record following blockbuster trade with Marlins.

    High Heat 
    N.Y. TIMES columnist hammers Yankees 3B Alex Rodriguez for stinginess in real estate and charitable endeavors.

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