Part of Outsports’ series on our 100 most important moments in gay sports history. Baseball, 2002. In the June/July 2002 issue of Details magazine, then-New York Mets manager Bobby Valentine said...
The Post says the Islanders have discussed a possible sale. The Islanders deny it. The Post also says the Isles lost more money than recent year last season.
On Triple H's recent statement that "WrestleMania" now outdraws the "Super Bowl", Poltifact.com rated it "Mostly Correct" based on the attendance figures published on WWE's corporate website. Here at CagesideSeats.com we rate it "Mostly False".
The financial divide between teh NHL and NHLPA is narrowing, but the hyperbole is ratcheting up. Marty does not want to fade away, Roloson goes back to school, Luongo rumors, and Caps fans don't quite feel like shopping right now.
Between a New York Post report and an anonymous owner's suggestion the league is losing money, the notion NHL owners are out to simply dominate labor and the NHL Players Association rings true once again.
New York Post columnist takes another semi-annual shot at the New York Islanders, and as usual gets the rationale wrong.
Should the sports press always report what the team tells them to? Yes, says the sports press.
Mike Johnson is reporting that WWE Classics On Demand, which was set to be cancelled at the end of the month when the WWE Network was supposed to launch on April 1st, is now going to continue airing indefinitely. I suppose this is good news for subscribers to this service, but it is another bad sign for the uncertain future of WWE's cable network project, which has no launch date in sight.
Jose Reyes' intentions can be divined from his reggaeton song? Sounds like journalism to me!
