Rams Co-Owner Restates Team May Not Be Sold

While the Rams are off to an 0-6 start this season, co-Owner Chip Rosenbloom restates over the weekend that he is committed to the team and may not in fact sell the club. The future of the Rams has been the subject of constant debate in recent days due to Rush Limbaugh’s proposed involvement in a group bidding for the team, but Rosenbloom “does not feel any pressure” to sell the franchise. If the team is sold, Rosenbloom said he and sister Lucia Rodriguez want to keep it in St. Louis. That would seem to rule out the Rams -- at least for now -- as a possible candidate to land in a new NFL stadium planned outside of L.A. Ed Roski’s group previously has implied they expect a team to be back in SoCal in two seasons, and he says he will begin construction of the facility “the moment we have secured an NFL franchise.”

Weather Report 
Fox and TBS seeing double-digit ratings gain for LCS coverage, but MLB criticized for stretching into cold months, plus...

Touchdown Dance
Bears-Falcons game on NBC manages to outdraw NLCS in L.A. even with Dodgers involved.

All In Favor Say Aye
NHLPA still has time to get votes to form player committee to review union operations despite not getting it done on conference call.

A Staple In Hollywood
Office supply company signs lifetime extension for naming rights of L.A. arena.

Shipping Up From Boston
EPL's Fulham hires FSG to help grow the club in the States, locate a new jersey sponsor.

Q Rating 
Both Gary Bettman, Bill Daly seem impressed with Quebec's plans for new NHL-ready arena.

Reach Out & Touch The Sky
ESPN hires venerable British soccer announcer Martin Tyler as voice of World Cup coverage.

Not All Fun And Games
Jim Nantz' emotional divorce trial reveals broadcaster's $7M-plus annual earnings.