by J Hutcherson | December 21st, 2006
What I’m Watching
Whole lot of nothing for today. All Times Eastern
Quote Of The Day
“I am incredibly excited about the opportunity to work with Peter again. There is a great level of trust and understanding between us.” US National Team assistant coach Peter Nowak.
The Wonderful World of Soccer Media: Europe
Memo over bungs report puts Premier League in the dock — from The Times’ Matt Hughes.
Stevens effect has cleaned up game — from The Telegraph’s Henry Winter. Registration Required
Recreativo rip up the form book, and Real with it — from The Guardian’s Sid Lowe.
The Wonderful World Of Soccer Media: USA
Nowak to Leave D.C. for U.S. Team — from The Washington Post’s Steven Goff. Registration Required
Big Picture
No-blame game — from The Philadelphia Inquirer’s Stephen A. Smith. Registration Required
Magic talks tough to Isiah — from The New York Post’s Mark Berman.
Granddaughter of Saints’ Boss Is Getting Ready to Call the Plays — from The New York Times’ Lee Jenkins. Registration Required
Plan ahead — from The Baltimore Sun’s Ken Murray. Registration Required
Meadowlands stadium lease approved — from The Record’s John Brennan.
Relocation might move up Pens’ list of options — from The Pittsburgh Tribune-Review’s Rob Rossi.
Penguins’ crisis obscures league’s grand ‘vision’ — from The Toronto Globe and Mail’s Stephen Brunt.
Pens part of bigger problem — from The Toronto Star’s Damien Cox.
Can the NHL end the slide? — from The St. Louis Post-Dispatch’s Gerry Fraley.
Are larger nets wide off the mark? — from The Toronto Sun’s Ken Fidlin.
MLB’s crazy spenders could use an intervention — from The St. Petersburg Times’ John Romano.
Tapping In to an Economy of Sale — from The Washington Post’s Barry Svrluga. Registration Required
Could Marlins’ Cabrera be first $200 million player? — from The South FLorida Sun-Sentinel’s Juan C. Rodriguez.
Zito plays it cool as rumors swirl — from The San Francisco Chronicle’s Susan Slusser.
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