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Al Davis’ Passing Could Renew Raiders-To-L.A. Talk
In the wake of Raiders owner Al Davis’ death, new rhetoric is bound to spring up about the franchise’s future in Oakland, undoubtedly sparking new rounds of discussion as to whether the Raiders would return to Los Angeles.
Ray Bartoszek Who? David Einhorn Back In Exclusive Talks With Mets
It appears David Einhorn is back on track to become the Mets’ minority owner. Nearly two months after announcing a $200 million agreement in principle with the franchise, Einhorn suddenly found himself among other bidders Wednesday.
Report: Ray Bartoszek Could Supplant David Einhorn As Mets’ Minority Owner
Move over David Einhorn, there might be another Mets minority owner waiting in the wings.
Report: David Einhorn Could Take Majority Control Of Mets… For $1
Last month, David Einhorn said his agreement to become minority owner of the Mets was a “win-win” for both sides. The hedge funder may have underestimated his end.
Yankees’ Alex Rodriguez, Derek Jeter Crack Forbes’ Top 100 Celebrities List
New York has a pair of pro athletes represented on Forbes’ annual “Celebrity 100″ compilation of the most powerful people or groups in the entertainment business. And, no surprise, they’re both Yankees.
Report: Billionaire Steven Cohen Front-Runner For Stake In Mets
The Mets’ partial ownership drama is drawing to a close, with billionaire hedge fund manager Steven A. Cohen in the lead to claim a minority stake in the franchise, according to the New York Post.
Could Bud Selig, MLB Take Control Of Mets Next?
Commissioner Bud Selig is taking away control of the Dodgers from owner Frank McCourt, whose troubled finances have seemingly paralyzed the once-proud franchise. Sound somewhat familiar?
Report: Mets, Wilpons Cut Ownership Search To 8
By now we all know the Mets’ owners are trying to sell a portion of the franchise. According to the New York Daily News, the Wilpons and Saul Katz are one step closer.
Report: Mets Took $50M Hit In 2010; 2011 Looks Bleak
The financial woes keep piling on for the Mets. According to the New York Times, the franchise lost nearly $50 million in 2010, and this year’s losses may look similar.
Forbes: Mets’ Value Drops 13 Percent; Yankees Top List
Forbes’ annual report finds the average value of Major League Baseball teams has increased 7 percent from last year to an all-time high of $523 million. That’s great news, especially for the Yankees. Not so much for the Mets.
Move Over Lakers, Knicks Now NBA’s Most Valuable
Forbes released their annual list of the NBA’s most valuable teams on Wednesday, and according to the magazine, the Knicks have overtaken the Los Angeles Lakers as the NBA’s most valuable franchise.
Forbes’ Tiny Toys Will Be Sold At Sotheby’s
The charming collectibles have been on view for 25 years in a series of dioramas and vignettes in the lobby of the Forbes Magazine Fifth Avenue headquarters in Greenwich Village.
Forbes: Tough Economy Drops Average NFL Franchise Value
The average value for NFL teams has fallen for the first time since Forbes began keeping track in 1998.
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