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Ratner Feels MSG Can't Veto Isles Games At Renovated Nassau Coliseum05 / 24 / 13Forest City Ratner Chair & CEO and Nets investor Bruce Ratner, discussing his company's bid for Nassau Coliseum and the Islanders potentially playing a handful of games at the renovated arena after '15, said the venue "really needs to be redone." Ratner appeared on Fox Busine... Tags: Facilities, New York Islanders, NHL, Madison Square Garden |
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WI Governor Tommy Thompson said Monday that an announcement on funding for a new park for the Brewers is at least a month away. Thompson had been expected to announce a plan in early July (MILWAUKEE J
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SPURS JOIN THE LONG LIST OF TEAMS LOOKING FOR A NEW ARENA
Spurs Board Chair Robert McDermott said yesterday the team needs a new arena "to avoid economic pressures that might lead to the NBA franchise''s departure from San Antonio," writes Jerry Briggs in th
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BUFFALO'S MINOR LEAGUE PARK GETS A FUNKY NEW NAME
North American Health Plans has acquired the naming rights for the stadium formerly known as Pilot Field in Buffalo in a 13- year deal. The park will be known as "North AmeriCare Park," in recognition
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MEGAPLEX NOTES: WILL SOX OPPONENT GILLETTE BE THE MONIKER?
Gillette, which has voiced opposition to the construction of a new ballpark for the Red Sox near their South Boston HQs, "could be the front-runner" for the naming rights for such a park, according to
WITH FIVE MINUTES TO SPARE, CINCY COUNCIL APPROVES STAD PLAN
On a "long day pockmarked by tough talk, bombs of confusion and acrimonious debate," Cincinnati''s City Council approved a $540M plan to finance new stadiums for both the Reds and Bengals through an i
WASHINGTON LOOKING AT FINANCING OPTIONS FOR NEW ARENA
DC officials are "discreetly" seeking a better deal to finance the city''s share of the costs for the proposed downtown sports arena, according to the WASHINGTON BUSINESS JOURNAL. One "eye-catching" o
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RED SOX TO REACH OUT TO RESIDENTS AROUND PROPOSED NEW PARK
Red Sox Exec VP John Buckley said yesterday "the team is not looking at other possible sights in the wake of a Tuesday public hearing where some 600 South Boston residents expressed stiff opposition"
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MAVS MAY STILL BE LOOKING TO THE BURBS
"A source familiar with the Mavericks'' new arena negotiations" says the team is looking at a site in suburban Carrollton, TX, according to this morning''s FORT WORTH STAR- TELEGRAM. The site is a blo
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TROUBLES ON THE ISLAND? TEAM PRESSURES NASSAU COUNTY
The Islanders "are quietly pressuring" Nassau County about conditions at the Nassau Coliseum in the hopes of attaining a more favorable lease, improvements and perhaps a new arena, according to Colin
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CINCINNATI STADIUM PROJECT VOTE TO COME TODAY
The Cincinnati City Council is scheduled to vote today on a $540M stadium project agreement that would create new facilities for the Reds and Bengals. Hamilton County officials agreed last week to rai
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