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Canadian Tire's Naming-Rights Deal With Senators Reportedly Eight Years, "Massive"06 / 19 / 13The total value for the Senators' new arena naming-rights deal with Canadian Tire will be "massive," well in excess of the team's current 15-year, C$20M agreement with Scotiabank, according to a source cited by Bruce Garrioch of the OTTAWA SUN. Canadian Tire will have naming rights to the venue for... Tags: Facilities, Ottawa Senators, NHL |
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MAYOR DALEY LOOKING OUT FOR THE "LITTLE GUY"
Chicago Mayor Richard Daley "openly touted" his preference for an open-air stadium at the Univ. of Illinois-Chicago yesterday saying residents have "no pot of gold available to plug the gap in a devel
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OPEN-AIR STADIUM IN HOUSTON A POSSIBILITY
Houston Mayor Bob Lanier and Harris County Judge Robert Eckels said yesterday that local officials should consider building a new open-air football stadium or renovating Rice Stadium as a way of makin
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HEAT DECIDE TWO MAY BE BETTER THAN ONE
In a letter to Metro-Dade County officials, Heat Exec VP Pauline Winick said that it "makes the most sense" to have the team share a new building with the Panthers, if it is built downtown, according
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LEASE DEAL FOR AVALANCHE NOT AS LUCRATIVE FOR CITY
The Denver City Council gave preliminary approval this week to a contract with the Avalanche for a two-year lease and two- year option at McNichols Arena. But the tentative agreement would generate hu
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PSL'S COULD HELP FUND MCDOME IN CHICAGO
"Bears fans would pay up to $7,000 apiece for the right to buy tickets to games played at a domed stadium near McCormick Place" under developer Richard Stein''s plan --but that still leaves a $50-$80M
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STADIUM NOTES
The Tampa Sports Authority began assembling a team of experts yesterday to help build a new stadium for the Buccaneers. They are currently searching for an expert on stadium construction costs, an acc
BOSTON MAYOR CALLS FOR REEBOK TO TAKE OVER FENWAY
Boston Mayor Thomas Menino yesterday suggested "that if the Red Sox eventually leave Fenway Park, the ballpark might serve as the location for the corporate headquarters of Reebok," according to this
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ALL SIDES IN CHICAGO CAUTIOUSLY EXPLORE DOME OPTIONS
Bears President Michael McCaskey, who has stated he opposes the idea of his team playing in a domed stadium, urged IL Gov. Jim Edgar to "quickly get the ball moving" on talks to build a dome in downto
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IN AND AROUND THE BELTWAY: BARRY GETS FINGERS IN ARENA PIE
Washington, DC''s financial control board is reportedly upset with Mayor Marion Barry over a $47M plan to rent office space from a friend, saying "it is full of hidden costs and apparently violates ci
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GEORGIA DOME SUFFERS SERIOUS DAMAGE OVER WEEKEND
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