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The Bucks sale isn’t all good news for Milwaukee (Sports on Earth)

Posted on April 17, 2014 by Neil deMause

On the surface, today should be a happy one for Milwaukee sports fans — or at least Milwaukee sports headline writers — as 79-year-old Bucks owner Herb Kohl has announced that he’s selling the team to a pair of hedge-fund … Continue reading →

Posted in Articles, Basketball, Stadiums and Arenas

Freshly renovated MSG could be gone in 10 years (Sports on Earth)

Posted on October 31, 2013 by Neil deMause

The New York Rangers and Knicks opened their regular season schedules this week, giving fans willing to shell out for opening-night tickets — now averaging $72 for the Rangers, and a staggering $123 for the Knicks — the chance to … Continue reading →

Posted in Articles, Basketball, Hockey, New York City, Sports, Stadiums and Arenas

No Basketball, No Problem (Slate)

Posted on October 5, 2011 by Neil deMause

With the NBA lockout almost ready to swallow the regular season, I look at the evidence for what the impact will be on local economies in NBA cities. The answer: not a whole heckuva lot. After another fruitless round of … Continue reading →

Posted in Articles, Basketball, Economics, Labor, Sports

MSG Reno to Exile Liberty … to Newark? (Village Voice/Runnin’ Scared)

Posted on May 6, 2010 by Neil deMause

Madison Square Garden is closing for renovations — but only if you’re a girl athlete: Proving the old line that the best way to find real news in the Times is to read the stories end-to-beginning, the Paper of Record … Continue reading →

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