September 15-21, 2003
NHL locks in on controlling player costs
The NHL brass says revenue sharing and luxury taxes could be a component of a new labor deal, but the core of any new pact must come from equating expenses to revenue — a concept the union and player agents loathe.
Lambeau leaps into the future
The $295 million, 29-month-long renovation project at Lambeau Field has resulted in a facility packed with revenue producers for the Green Bay Packers.
Countdown at 'The Linc'
SportsBusiness Journal provides an inside look at the Eagles' preparations for opening night at Lincoln Financial Field.
NFL may review owner group
The Arena Football League has approved a potential team ownership group that an NFL representative last week said could draw review because of the involvement of several active players.
AFL nears team deal with Bon Jovi
The AFL, after months of negotiations, is close to completing a deal to put an expansion franchise in Philadelphia that would be partly owned by rocker Jon Bon Jovi, according to sources familiar with the plans.
Lower-tier winter sports get time on TV
Heinz adds 4 to Red Zone roster
'Playmakers' a hit for apparel makers
Hunt Sports Group seeks $37.5M name deal
Roddick's win fires up stardom machine
