The Merchant of Venice and World Series Tickets
The prices for tickets to World Series games in Chicago have once again been set well below the market clearing prices. The nominal prices are …
The prices for tickets to World Series games in Chicago have once again been set well below the market clearing prices. The nominal prices are …
The University of Virginia is building a new basketball arena, the John Paul Jones Arena. Here is a movie of what the inside of the …
Apparently, London’s theaters (or shall I say, “theatres”) are expecting fewer patrons to follow the yellow brick road next summer when the Olympics are in …
ESPN replayed a little bit of Billy Donovan’s post-game press conference Sunday night. In response to an off-camera question that seemed to be about the …
Unlike the major leagues, league clubs in soccer (and in most other sports) belong to national federations that in turn belong to continental and world …
Co-blogger Phil Miller posted earlier that because Clemens and the Houston Astros were so far apart in their arbitration offers, it was likely they would …
The New York Times reports that Floyd Landis has “come clean” about his past use of performance enhancing drugs. He admits to doping (using EPO, …
The BBC has once again exposed the shocking criminality of English soccer. First, they have secretly filmed interviews with player agents stating that they have …
Is LeBron James secretly involved in the marketing of the Dave Berri and Martin Schmidt book, Stumbling on Wins? Only a week after Forbes showcases …
Baltimore has an aged arena that is insufficient for the needs of the community for such a venue. A study was done to assess the …
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