Quote of the Day

"It's not that courageous to have an opinion if you think it's the right thing and you believe it wholeheartedly."

-- Saints LB Scott Fujita, on not being afraid to comment on controversial issues(N.Y. TIMES, 2/3).

Wednesday February 3, 2010 Vol. 16 — No. 98 Print This Issue

Top Stories

  • Bernard Officially Takes Over As IRL CEO

    The overhaul of the IndyCar Series is nearly complete with Randy Bernard being introduced as the new CEO of the IRL. With the move, one can state that the sun has officially set on the Tony George era, as the series turns to an outsider who gained notice for transforming the PBR into a successful commercial and television property. In meeting the media for the first time, Bernard "laid out six initial goals for the IndyCar Series, including creating a positive environment, developing relationships and becoming profitable -- not by cutting costs, but by increasing revenue." Bernard: “I'll market the sport the very best we can, and if we can't put more people in the seats and the (TV) ratings don't go up, then I would say I haven't done my job." IMS Corp. President & CEO Jeff Belskus calls Bernard the "right person at the right time.”

  • Vincent's Price
    Prospective Lightning buyer wants sale price dropped by $30M in order to keep Lecavalier and his huge contract on roster.

    The Clock Starts Now
    Jordan reportedly has until end of month to match George Postolos' offer for Bobcats.

    Focus Group
    Majority of survey respondents claim Focus on the Family SB spot "should not be pulled" from telecast; NFL preps its ad effort.

    Digital Shift
    Super Bowl XLIV program goes digital, with virtual magazine, iPhone app, other features.

    Beginning Of The End?
    Hicks, Gillett could be forced to sell Liverpool if $160M cannot be raised for creditors by July.

    The Beat Goes On 
    Tonya Antonucci not concerned about WPS' future despite L.A. Sol suspending operations.

    Blank Stare 
    VANOC tells non-sponsor MTS Allstream to "blank out" all ads featuring Cindy Klassen.

    Beach Party
    Athletes, celebs kick off Super Bowl XLIV festivities in South Florida.

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