Bethpage, The Rest of the Story
The mainstream media, much of it east-coast centered such as Connecticut-based ESPN, droned on and on about how great venue Bethpage is — “muni,” “bringing …
The mainstream media, much of it east-coast centered such as Connecticut-based ESPN, droned on and on about how great venue Bethpage is — “muni,” “bringing …
On page 10 of the October 2nd issue of Business Week is a brief article by Peter Coy (not available online) entitled “Freakonomics vs. Moneyball.” …
The last night of the Western Economic Association meetings a group of a dozen sports economists, their spouses, and their children went to dinner together …
Inside Higher Ed ran an article titled “Beyond ‘Bad Apples‘.” In the article John V. Lombardi, who is currently a Professor of History and Associate …
The last month or so has seen some dramatic changes in the auction-rate bond market. This is a market in which some recent stadium and …
I agree with Mitch Albom here. The Pats have just completely shut down the number one offense, they shredded the number one defense, and are …
Phil Miller mentioned in passing the new $400 million arena proposal floating around Quebec City these days. Never mind that building a new arena without …
From the AP (via a Sports Blog twitter) Stanford’s athletic department is projecting a $5 million loss in revenue over the next three years and …
Thomas Roberts, the arbitrator who found MLB teams had colluded in the free agent market in the mid 1980’s (and who was fired twice by …
Baltimore city and Maryland state officials announced this week the intention to build a new 18,500 seat arena on the site of the existing First …
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