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          TV MONITOR: Last night's 11:00pm ET FSN's "Primetime"
     (Fox Sports Net South) led with the Miller Park fatalities
     and followed with MLB umpires resigning on September 2.  The
     11:30pm ET edition of ESPN's "SportsCenter," which aired at
     11:38, led with the MLB umpires and followed with Miller
     Park.  The 11:00pm ET edition of CNN/SI's "Sports Tonight"
     led with MLB umpires and followed with the return of Astros
     manager Larry Dierker.  "Sports Tonight" reported on Miller
     Park 26 minutes into the broadcast (THE DAILY). For the WNBA
     All-Star Game, CNN/SI's "Sports Tonight" aired a 1:10 minute
     report 11 1/2 minutes into its broadcast.  ESPN's
     "SportsCenter" had a two minute report eight minutes into
     the broadcast.  ESPN aired a follow-up interview with game
     MVP Lisa Leslie 26 minutes into the broadcast.  FSN's
     "Primetime" (Fox Sports Net South) reported on the All-Star
     Game seven minutes into its broadcast (THE DAILY). 
          CYBER CHAT: In SI's "Scorecard," Noah Liberman writes
     on cybersquatters securing Web addresses related to pro
     sports and athletes.  One cybersquatter, Michael Noonan,
     collects addresses and puts them "up for bid on a squatters'
     auction site, DotBroker.com."  Noonan recently "put eight
     sports-related" Web addresses, including terrelldavis.com
     and kerrywood.com, up for bid (SI, 7/19 issue)....Nuggets
     second-round draft pick Chris Herren has launched his own
     Web site at www.ChrisHerren.com.  The site was created by
     the sports/entertainment arm of e.lex interactive (e.lex). 
          NOTES: Fox Sports West 2 will televise up to eight AFL
     L.A. Avengers' games next season (FSW2)....Through 14 weeks,
     Fox Sports Net's Thursday night MLB telecasts have averaged
     a .9 national rating (585,000 HHs), a 12.5% ratings increase
     and a 16% increase in HHs over last year's .8 (487,000 HHs)
     (FSN)....Former NFL QB Frank Reich has signed with
     crosswalk.com, a Christian lifestyle Web site, to develop
     "Sports Channel," a section that will "track the exploits of
     Christian athletes" (BUSINESS JOURNAL of Charlotte, 7/9). 

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