by J Hutcherson | October 5th, 2006
What I’m Watching
Nothing happening today with the pro soccer, but there’s always baseball starting at 1pm on ESPN and running through the 8pm game on Fox. Make a day of it… or something. All Times Eastern
Quote Of The Day
“It is an open market but sometimes we have to pay more because we are Chelsea.” Chelsea director of communications Simon Greenberg.
The Wonderful World of Soccer Media: Europe
Dein the survivor resurfaces as G14 chairman — from The Guardian’s Matt Scott.
McClaren tries out new formation — from The Telegraph’s Henry Winter. Registration Required
The big decision — from Soccernet’s Dominic Raynor.
Tycoon’s £70m Hammers takeover on hold — from The Independent’s Jason Burt.
The Wonderful World Of Soccer Media: USA
Beckham MLS rumors untrue — from The Herald News’ Ives Galarcep.
Big Picture
From TV Deal to Schedule, the NHL Has Work to Do — from The LA Times’ Helene Elliott. Registration Required
The latest in NHL fashion — from ESPN Page 2’s Paul Lukas.
Dodgers’ Gaffe Is One for the Ages — from The Washington Post’s Thomas Boswell. Registration Required
Bonds on pay cut: ‘I’ll be glad to stay home’ — from The San Francisco Chronicle’s Henry Schulman.
Dome magic? It’s ancient history, fans — from The Minneapolis Star Tribune’s Jim Souhan.
If only Tribe fans had exit interviews — from The Cleveland Plain Dealer’s Bud Shaw.
An End Run Out of Poverty, Into an N.F.L. Trajectory — from The New York Times’ Janet Maslin. Registration Required
Bob Smizik: Panic over Steelers premature, but … — from The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette’s Bob Smizik.
The nonstick league — from The Baltimore Sun’s David Steele. Registration Required
Now or never — from The NY Post’s Marc Berman.
Comments, questions, solutions to problems that have yet to present themselves. Please, tell me all about it.