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"It's not simply a hockey team. It's much more than a hockey team; it's an institution. Like all institutions, it has reponsibilities that go beyond being a hockey team in this market" – La Presse's Philippe Cantin, who is upset with the Canadiens hiring Randy Cunneyworth, the team's first coach since the '50s who cannot speak French (GLOBE & MAIL, 12/18).

"If you look at Los Angeles culture, it's very finicky. ... For Hollywood, especially young Hollywood, I think the Clippers could be the hot ticket now" – ESPN.com's Laura Lane, on the increased interest in the Clippers following the acquisition of G Chris Paul (WASHINGTON TIMES, 12/17).

"We have every expectation that we'll have 15,000 to 20,000 people at the ballgame. It's just that they will not have all purchased their tickets from the university" – Virginia Tech AD Jim Weaver, on the school having trouble selling its 17,500 ticket allotment to the Sugar Bowl (Norfolk VIRGINIAN PILOT, 12/18).

"Formula 1 will not be big in America. But Formula 1 will be in Russia for 2014, and in South Africa by 2013 even" – F1 Management Chair Bernie Ecclestone, on the expansion plans for the racing series (BBC.co.uk, 12/17).

SBJ Morning Buzzcast: May 31, 2024

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Kate Abdo, Ramona Shelburne and a modern day “Heidi Moment”

On this week’s pod, CBS Sports’ Kate Abdo gets us set for the UEFA Champions League final. ESPN’s Ramona Shelburne shares what went into executive producing her upcoming FX mini-series, "Clipped," about the Donald Sterling saga, and SBJ's Mollie Cahillane joins to tell us who's up and who's down in sports media.

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