June 30-July 6, 2003
NHL insurance shoppers shut out
Many NHL team officials, hockey agents and others who depend on the NHL for their livelihood have been trying unsuccessfully to buy "strike insurance" for the last several months, say hockey sources and top sport insurers.
World Cup venues to hide names
FIFA is so intent on providing sponsors an environment free of competitive signs that even the names of four stadiums with corporate naming rights have been asked to be covered up during the Women's World Cup.
Gund: LeBron may put Cavs back in black
The Cleveland Cavaliers' selection of LeBron James in last week's NBA draft marks the start of what team owner Gordon Gund said could be the franchise's first profitable season in seven years.
ACC will need $20M more to maintain payouts
The Atlantic Coast Conference will have to generate about $20 million more a year just to have revenue to its existing members stay the same if Miami and Virginia Tech join the league.
Lennox-Klitschko gets boxing's blood flowing
The Lennox-Klitschko fight has set up HBO for a blockbuster pay-per-view event the next time heavyweight champion Lennox Lewis steps in the ring.
The Yankees at 100
NASCAR wireless business looks for a bump
Fox touts NASCAR's lack of ratings decline
Rose Garden by any other name? Could be
Patterson faces a challenge with Trail Blazers
Fox Cable, IMS plotting skateboard tour
