Morning Hot Reads: Wrestling With The Truth

ESPN Public Editor Jim Brady in his latest filing writes some argue that the launch of the net's new WWE section on its website offers "a chance to reach new audiences and represents a sizable business opportunity." But ESPN "has to be careful when crossing" the line between "fiction and nonfiction, real competition and pure entertainment."

Las Vegas Sands CEO Sheldon Adelson sat for a Q&A with YAHOO FINANCE's Daniel Roberts to discuss his Las Vegas stadium proposal. He said moving into such a facility would "significantly help the value" of the Raiders, so he would "like to get some interest" in the franchise.

Also: 

• Mets' move "more about purchasing the Tebow brand" than hope he'll make it to MLB.
• More than one-third of U.S. Open players were missing photos on the event's website.
• The newly constructed Grandstand "already feels right at home at the Open."
• Basketball HOF's '16 class blended "hip-hop, reality TV and international marketing."
• USOC, USA Swimming "got a little overzealous" with Ryan Lochte's punishment.
• Pac-12 Networks' Lydia Murphy-Stephans discusses DirecTV, cord cutting.