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When professional sports players are unhappy with their contracts or their role on their teams, they will sometimes hold out
When professional sports players are unhappy with their contracts or their role on their teams, they will sometimes hold out
Cross-posted at Market Power The stadium debates are back in the news here in Minnesota: A day after Hennepin County
One way in which the economic cost of hosting major sporting events is justified is that it will produce a
Sounds like the beginning of a bad joke, doesn’t it? However, both have significant concerns about what is arguably the
The Tampa Bay Rays are definitely an economic anomaly in Major League Baseball (MLB). As of July 30, 2013, the
I’m a traditionalist when it comes to my football tastes. I still watch NFL games because of an interest in
Quite a few people have been suggesting that cricket is the sport of the future thanks to the obsessive interest
The Baltimore Sun reports that the Maryland Stadium Authority has authorized $100,000 for a study of the financial viability of
From the Denver Post: In the movie, “Max,” John Cusack, in the title role, was asked why the paintings in
Here in Baltimore, a local radio personality organized a protest against the Orioles’ inability to be competitive. Nestor Aparicio, owner
With all the attention being given the Twins and their receipt of approval from Hennepin County officials to go ahead
The English National Team bears out a longstanding maxim –team production does not equate to the sum of individual production.