Fighting and Scoring in Hockey
A report on CTV news this morning says hockey teams that fight more score more goals and allow fewer goals,
A report on CTV news this morning says hockey teams that fight more score more goals and allow fewer goals,
Last month I finally had a chance to read The Blind Side by Michael Lewis. I had thoroughly enjoyed his
We have been very fortunate to have Phil Miller provide us with the details behind the saga of the NFL
The Chicago Cubs have their own ticket-reselling agency [aka scalper] which sells tickets at prices above the face value. Well,
What about curling? Actually, more people would watch it if they could! It turns out that the Canadian Curling Association
From Forbes, courtesy of Craig Newmark, With a deal to name the Mets’ new stadium in New York, Citigroup follows
About a week ago, I was listening to the Toronto Blue Jays’ broadcast of a game between the Blue Jays
This article typifies the usual mainstream media writing about ticket scalping, indicating that most journalists have little or no understanding
Michael Lewis has an Op-Ed in the NYTimes this morning, pointing out that the present revenue-sharing formula in major league
According to the Sunday Times [h/t to Brian Ferguson for the link], three major hedge funds are backing Malcom Glazer’s
Back in February, I posted a diatribe on both The Sports Economist and The Eclectic Econoclast about the poor deal
Given that the owners have taken “linkage” of salary caps to revenues out of their offers, and given that players