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Monday, January 4, 2010

Fan base puts MLS Sounders on the world soccer map.

Alabama football coach Nick Saban proves worth the investment.

The L.A. TIMES' Sandy Banks writes of Clippers Owner Donald Sterling, "I can see why people like him. He has the sort of personal touch that makes it easy to buddy up. But I can also see how he gets in hot water. With his tasteless jokes and impolitic comments, Sterling is an easy target" (L.A. TIMES).

The WALL STREET JOURNAL's Jonathan Clegg writes UEFA President Michel Platini "has found an unlikely ally in his plan for financial reform" of European soccer in Chelsea Owner Roman Abramovich. The move "should be at odds" with Abramovich, whose "spending spree helped change the face of English football" (WALL STREET JOURNAL).

Also:

Globalization, digitalization will change sports in next 10 years.
Ramifications of '04-05 lockout still being felt in the NHL.
Are the Redskins making a mockery of the Rooney Rule?
Ten suggestions for changes in sports broadcasting in '10.
MLB Network celebrates one-year anniversary since launch.
Writer offers seven New Year's resolutions for the NFL.
Dispute over A's stadium possibilities heats up in Bay Area.
Athletes are ill-equipped for responsibility of being role models.
Should Wizards clean house after Arenas-Crittenton incident?
Author discusses unique aspects of Ivy League basketball.
Jets close down Giants Stadium, their third home venue.
Writer offers set of predictions for '10 NASCAR season.
Oakland sports franchises' winning days are a distant memory.

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