NFL Looking At Mid-May For Draft Westwood Calls For More European Events Goodell Confirms Date Change For NFL Draft FIVB Could Add More U.S. Tourneys NFL Draft Could Be Moved To May NBPA Meets With NHL, MLB Union Heads Survey: Retired NFLers Suffer Ongoing Pain New IndyCar Exec Walker Looks To Win Back Fans One FC Builds MMA In Asia Billy Hunter Sues NBPA, Derek Fisher
Upcoming Conferences and Events
Featured Story
NFL Looking At Mid-May Dates For '14 Draft; Future Schedules Remain Undetermined05 / 23 / 13NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell on Tuesday confirmed the NFL Draft will be pushed back to May next year , but "other proposed changes to the sport's offseason calendar are not yet set," according to sources cited by Mark Maske of the WASHINGTON POST. The Draft will move to May for at least one year,... Tags: Leagues and Governing Bodies, NFL |
More Stories
UMPIRES SAY NO TO MLB'S LATEST OFFER
MLB has rejected the latest contract proposal from the MLB Umpires Union. The union proposal calls for "a pay hike from the current range of $60,000-$175,000 to $100,000-$320,000 and a doubling of all
Tags: Leagues and Governing Bodies, MLB
HOCKEY HELD HOSTAGE -- DAY 98: WHAT WILL THE WEEKEND HOLD?
The NHL Board of Governors is "set to kill the players'' latest contract proposal at their emergency meeting in new York tomorrow," according to Paul Hunter in this morning''s TORONTO STAR. "But that
Tags: Boston Bruins, Buffalo Sabres, Calgary Flames, Chicago Blackhawks, Comcast-Spectacor, Dallas Stars, Edmonton Oilers, ESPN, Leagues and Governing Bodies, Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment, Montreal Canadiens, New Jersey Devils, New York Islanders, New York Jets, NHL, Orca Bay Sports & Entertainment, Ottawa Senators, Palace Sports & Entertainment, Philadelphia Flyers, Pittsburgh Penguins, San Jose Sharks, Southwest Sports Group, St. Louis Blues, Tampa Bay Lightning, Toronto Maple Leafs, Vancouver Canucks, Walt Disney, Washington Capitals, YankeeNets
BASEBALL HELD HOSTAGE -- DAY 147: REPLACEMENT-LAND
"On a day of baseball-related maneuverings on Capitol Hill, the team owners put into motion their plan to open the 1995 season with replacement players" (Mark Maske, WASHINGTON POST, 1/5). Meeting by
Tags: Anheuser Busch, Detroit Tigers, ESPN, Houston Astros, Leagues and Governing Bodies, Milwaukee Brewers, MLB, Pittsburgh Pirates, Sports Illustrated, Time Warner, Walt Disney
HARTFORD BIDS TO BREAK CBA ALL-STAR ATTENDANCE RECORD
The CBA All-Star Game has been the primary job facing Hartford Sports & Entertainment Group GM Casey Kahler since he signed on on August 17. Hartford Sports & Entertainment owns the CBA Hellcats and t
HOCKEY HELD HOSTAGE -- DAY 97: OWNERS TO VOTE SATURDAY
The NHL Board of Governors will vote on Saturday on whether to accept the latest contract offer from the NHLPA. Acceptance of the proposal would mean that a 50-game season would begin on January 16. I
PGA OPENS '95 SEASON AMIDST CONTROVERSY
In today''s WASHINGTON POST, Leonard Shapiro examines the "dark clouds hovering on the horizon" for the PGA Tour as it begins its 1995 season today in Carlsbad, CA. Those "dark clouds" refer to the fo
ONE OF NFL'S ROOKIE FRANCHISES GETS HARSH INITIATION
In response to the Panthers'' pursuit of Steelers Defensive Coordinator Dom Capers as the team''s first head coach, NFL Commissioner Paul Tagliabue yesterday delivered "one of the most punitive action
Tags: Leagues and Governing Bodies, NFL, Pittsburgh Steelers
2002 WORLD CUP BIDS ARE IN
Japan, South Korea and Mexico all submitted bids to stage the 2002 World Cup by the December 31 deadline, according to FIFA. The decision is not scheduled to be made until ''96 and FIFA officials "lon
BASEBALL HELD HOSTAGE -- DAY 146: THE REPLACEMENTS
Labor Secretary Robert Reich has scheduled meetings with both sides in baseball''s labor dispute. Today, Reich meets with MLBPA Exec Dir Donald Fehr; next week, he will meet with Rockies Owner Jerry M
Tags: Anheuser Busch, Atlanta Braves, Chicago Cubs, Colorado Rockies, Leagues and Governing Bodies, MLB, Time Warner, Toronto Blue Jays
HOCKEY HELD HOSTAGE -- DAY 96: THIRD DAY'S A CHARM?
For the first time since the NHL imposed its lockout on October 1, negotiators for the league''s owners and players met for three consecutive days. "The pessimistic mood that was created by four hours
Tags: Boston Bruins, Leagues and Governing Bodies, Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment, NHL, Toronto Maple Leafs
