Weekend Hot Reads....Double Dip

In San Jose, Elliott Almond keeps up with A's and MLS Earthquakes Owner Lew Wolff as he watched both teams play home games yesterday. In Wolff's view, "Both franchises are in good shape, despite the ebbs and flows of any given season."

In Buffalo, Stephen Watson interviews Delaware North Cos. Chair & CEO and Bruins Owner Jeremy Jacobs and other Delaware North execs as the company prepares to "transition to the next generation of leadership -- a treacherous period for any family-owned business."

In L.A., Lisa Dillman looks at the history of the Ducks as the franchise reaches its 20th anniversary.

Elsewhere:

• The Redskins face a multi-million dollar tab if forced to change nickname.
• The 76ers look to pick up the pieces after a difficult '12-13 season.
• Aaron Hernandez' case is a cautionary tale for NFL rookies.
• U.S. men wash out in historically bad opening week at Wimbledon.
• ESPN's Buster Olney talks Orioles as "SNB" returns to Baltimore.
• Dolphins WR Brian Hartline provides funds and sweat equity to his businesses.
• Bobcats' draft selection of Cody Zeller prompts unequaled fan anger.
• NASCAR's Gen-6 car draws fans and automakers back to the sport.
• Kansas State AD John Currie looks back on banner year on- and off-field.
• The Tiger Woods Foundation promotes education centers at the AT&T National.
• Silicon Valley money at root of A's and Giants' battle for San Jose.