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Those decisions were made in a different time and a different place, and we have a legal and binding agreement around that, so I’ve never heard it discussed."

-- Citigroup CFO Gary Crittenden, on whether the bank might drop the naming rights to the new Mets ballpark amid talks of a bailout from the U.S. government (CNBC, 11/24).

Monday November 24, 2008 Vol. 15 — No. 50 Print This Issue

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  • SBD/SBJ Reader Survey: The Results Are In

    SportsBusiness Daily/SportsBusiness Journal this week roll out the results of our fourth annual reader survey. Nearly 2,300 responses were gathered, and while 76% believe the industry is on the right track, the economy, not surprisingly, is top of mind -- 33% of voters said the uncertain financial picture poses the biggest threat to sports. In today's issue, we focus on the state of the industry, media, sponsorship and league issues. On the heels of the triumphant Beijing Games, NBC’s Dick Ebersol is atop the rankings as the most successful TV network sports exec. Meanwhile, Roger Goodell tops the list as the most effective league commissioner. More categories will be presented each day this week; full results run in this week's issue of SBJ.

  • Out Of The Woods
    As GM struggles, Tiger and longtime sponsor Buick part ways one year before deal's end.

    Goals & Assists 
    With MLS Cup held in front of empty seats, Don Garber addresses state of the league; was popular Montreal forced out of expansion talks?

    Coming Out Of Retirement
    Monster reaches marketing pact with NFL, will air first Super Bowl spot since '04. 

    Something To Build On
    Court ruling finally clears way for Marlins ballpark, but lengthy trial may delay opening.

    Floor General
    Former Big 12 Commish Kevin Weiberg named head of NBA/NCAA youth hoops venture.

    A Two-Horse Race
    Down-to-the-wire Colts-Chargers "SNF" earns 10.8/17 overnight on NBC.

    Global Shipping
    UPS signs extensive four-year international pact with the European PGA Tour.

    Lead And We Shall Follow 
    Four ex-NFLPA Presidents among finalists to fill Upshaw's position; ATP narrows list for top job to about six candidates.

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