The St Louis Rams canceled Thursday's practice due to a swine flu outbreak. The team is back practicing today. [Bloomberg]
Former Falcon RB Warrick Dunn has bought a minority stake in the team and will be a limited partner in the teams ownership. [Atlanta Business Chronicle]
Pepsi has announced it will not buy ad time during Super Bowl XLIV, ending a 23 year run as an advertiser on the game. [CNN Money]
Denver Nuggets PG Chauncey Billups is currently listed as day-to-day with a groin strain. [Denver Post]
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Friday, December 18, 2009
Friday Morning News - 12/18/09
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advertising,
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injuries,
NBA,
NFL,
sales,
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Saturday, December 12, 2009
Saturday Morning News - 12/12/09
Amidst widening reports of marital infidelity, Tiger Woods is taking an indefinite break from professional golf. [TigerWoods.com]
Ice Edge Holdings has signed a letter of intent to buy the Phoenix Coyotes from the NHL. [The Globe and Mail]
Kyle Busch will become a NASCAR owner next season, fielding a two-car Truck Series team in 2010. [Miami Herald]
Ice Edge Holdings has signed a letter of intent to buy the Phoenix Coyotes from the NHL. [The Globe and Mail]
Kyle Busch will become a NASCAR owner next season, fielding a two-car Truck Series team in 2010. [Miami Herald]
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autosports,
golf,
hockey,
NASCAR,
NHL,
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Tiger Woods
Wednesday, December 2, 2009
Wednesday Morning News - 12/2/09
FSU head football coach Bobby Bowden has announced he will retire following FSU's upcoming bowl appearance. [SI.com]
The Philadelphia Eagles extended the contract of TE Brent Celek. [Delaware Online]
Florida DE Carlos Dunlap has been suspended indefinitely after being arrest for drunk driving. He will miss at least the SEC Championship Game against Alabama. [Palm Beach Post]
Michigan State has suspended eight members of its football team who are believed to have taken part in an assault in campus dormitory. [Detroit News]
Washington Capitals F Alexander Ovechkin has been suspended 2 games for a knee-to-knee hit on Carolina Hurricanes D Tim Gleason. [NY Times Slap Shot]
The NHL has approved the sale of the Montreal Canadiens to the Molson family. [National Post]
Former NY Yankee Tommy Henrich, the first player to hit a walk-off home run in the World Series and the last surviving teammate of Lou Gehrig, has died at the age of 96. [
The Philadelphia Eagles extended the contract of TE Brent Celek. [Delaware Online]
Florida DE Carlos Dunlap has been suspended indefinitely after being arrest for drunk driving. He will miss at least the SEC Championship Game against Alabama. [Palm Beach Post]
Michigan State has suspended eight members of its football team who are believed to have taken part in an assault in campus dormitory. [Detroit News]
Washington Capitals F Alexander Ovechkin has been suspended 2 games for a knee-to-knee hit on Carolina Hurricanes D Tim Gleason. [NY Times Slap Shot]
The NHL has approved the sale of the Montreal Canadiens to the Molson family. [National Post]
Former NY Yankee Tommy Henrich, the first player to hit a walk-off home run in the World Series and the last surviving teammate of Lou Gehrig, has died at the age of 96. [
Labels:
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deaths,
football,
hockey,
MLB,
NFL,
NHL,
retirement,
sales,
suspensions
Wednesday, September 23, 2009
Wednesday Morning News - 9/23/09
Russian billionaire Mikhail Prokhorov, believed to be Russia's richest man, is rumored to have placed a bid to buy the New Jersey Nets. The $700mil offer is more than double the estimated value of the team. [SportBusiness.com]
Arizona Diamondback Mark Reynolds has broken his own strikeout record. His 204 last season was the previous high, and he now has 206 with 12 games remaining. [ESPN]
James Isch has been named interim president of the NCAA. [USA Today]
Tampa Bay Buccaneers S Jermaine Phillips will be out the rest of the season after suffering a broken thumb on Sunday. [TampaBay.com]
The NY Yankees have clinched a playoff berth. They are the first team to do so this year, and it is their 14th trip in the last 15 years.
Magic Number update: The St Louis Cardinals are down to 2. They can clinch the NL Central with a win and a Chicago Cubs loss tonight.
Arizona Diamondback Mark Reynolds has broken his own strikeout record. His 204 last season was the previous high, and he now has 206 with 12 games remaining. [ESPN]
James Isch has been named interim president of the NCAA. [USA Today]
Tampa Bay Buccaneers S Jermaine Phillips will be out the rest of the season after suffering a broken thumb on Sunday. [TampaBay.com]
The NY Yankees have clinched a playoff berth. They are the first team to do so this year, and it is their 14th trip in the last 15 years.
Magic Number update: The St Louis Cardinals are down to 2. They can clinch the NL Central with a win and a Chicago Cubs loss tonight.
Labels:
baseball,
basketball,
football,
injuries,
magic numbers,
Mark Reynolds,
NBA,
NCAA,
New Jersey Nets,
NFL,
records,
sales
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