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ESPN, NBC Sports Lead List Of Nominees For 6th Annual Sports Business Awards

The nominees for the 6th annual Sports Business Awards were revealed this morning, with the winners to be presented during a live ceremony May 22 at the N.Y. Marriott Marquis at Times Square. ESPN and NBC Sports Group garnered the most nominations, with four each, while CAA Sports, IMG, the NFL and Wasserman Media Group each were nominated for three awards. Overall, 74 nominees are up for awards across 15 categories. The awards recognize outstanding achievements in sports business from March 1, 2012, to Feb. 28, 2013.

SPORTS TEAM OF THE YEAR SPORTS EVENT OF THE YEAR
Oklahoma City Thunder 2012 Ryder Cup
San Francisco 49ers 2012 Stanley Cup Finals
Seattle Sounders 2012 U.S. Olympic Trials & Swimming
Washington Nationals 2012 United States Grand Prix
SPORTS LEAGUE OF THE YEAR BEST IN SPORTS MEDIA
Major League Baseball ESPN
National Basketball Association Fox Sports Media Group
National Football League National Football League
PGA Tour NBC Sports Group
United States Olympic Committee Turner Sports
SPORTS EXEC OF THE YEAR BEST IN SPORTS TELEVISION
Scott Blackmun, United States Olympic Committee CBS Sports
Mark Lazarus, NBC Sports Group ESPN
John Skipper, ESPN NBC Sports Group
Mark Walter, Los Angeles Dodgers/ Guggenheim Baseball Partners Pac-12 Networks
Melinda Witmer, Time Warner Cable Time Warner Cable Sports
ATHLETIC DIRECTOR OF THE YEAR BEST IN DIGITAL SPORTS MEDIA
Mike Holder, Oklahoma State University ESPN Digital Media
Tom Jurich, University of Louisville NBC Sports Group
Mal Moore, University of Alabama NFL Digital Media
Jim Phillips, Northwestern University
USA Today Sports Media Group

Yahoo! Sports
BEST IN TALENT REPRESENTATION & MANAGEMENT
CAA Sports
Excel Sports Management
IMG Worldwide
The Legacy Agency
Octagon
Wasserman Media Group

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