Quote of the Day

"Getting them together is a mega-fight that has to be made. We'd all have to be morons to not let this happen."

-- Golden Boy Promotions CEO Richard Schaefer, on a potential Manny Pacquiao-Floyd Mayweather Jr. bout (L.A. TIMES, 11/16).

Monday November 16, 2009 Vol. 16 — No. 46 Print This Issue

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  • Packers' 17-7 Earns Fox A 16.9 Overnight

    DAILY VARIETY writes the NFL has “never been a more dominant ratings force,” and it is hard to disagree, especially after this weekend sees the league draw some more massive figures. The Packers’ 17-7 win over the Cowboys in Fox’ national window draws a 16.9 overnight Nielsen rating. Meanwhile, the dramatic ending to Patriots-Colts last night helps NBC draw a 15.1 overnight, the network’s second-highest mark of the year. Meanwhile, ESPN today announces it has locked up “MNF” analyst Jon Gruden to a multi-year deal in a move that likely will see his name scratched off the list of coaching candidates for both college and pro teams. In other NFL news, the league and the NFLPA reportedly have established nearly 10 subcommittees that are designed to focus on specific “areas of dispute” between the groups.

  • Three-Man Weave
    Alan Cohen finally sells majority stake in Panthers, ceding control of NHL club to investors Stuart Siegel, Cliff Viner.

    Winter Storm Warning 
    NBC has "solid chunk" of Vancouver inventory to sell with fewer than 90 days until Games begin.

    Lady Luck
    Can the LPGA capitalize on Michelle Wie's long-awaited breakthrough victory?

    Working In The Garden State
    Mikhail Prokhorov's deal to buy Nets may not be contingent on Brooklyn move after all.

    And Manny More?
    Pacquiao's demolition of Miguel Cotto has everyone wondering where -- or even if -- a fight with Floyd Mayweather Jr. can take place.

    Time To Migrate South
    Peter Angelos hopes to parlay improved U.S.-Cuba relations into Orioles trip to the country.

    Eyes On The Road 
    Hyundai plans to make a big splash in February with five Super Bowl spots, including two in-game.

    For The Birds 
    Well-respected Titans Owner Bud Adams caught on camera flipping middle fingers toward Bills.

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