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Sportsbook Hedges NBA With Technology Posted by: TeamBloombergSports
Video duration: 101 seconds No NBA means no NBA action for legal sportsbooks in Nevada -- Cantor Gaming is boosting its exposure to football and mobile to help make up for the shortfall. Michele Steele reports. |
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Penn State Will Pay for Paterno Posted by: TeamBloombergSports
Video duration: 81 seconds Legal experts estimate Penn State's liability could be as much as $100 million if the school is targeted in civil suits. Michele Steele reports. |
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CBS Bets Big on LSU-Alabama Posted by: TeamBloombergSports
Video duration: 110 seconds The top-ranked LSU Tigers take on the Crimson Tide in Tuscaloosa in primetime -- a rare occurence for CBS' schedule. How it happened and why advertisers ultimately win. Michele Steele reports. |
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1 Yr Later: Longhorn Net Paying Dividends to Texas Posted by: TeamBloombergSports
Video duration: 157 seconds It's a new world for college athletics. While ESPN's new network doesn't have many viewers, the investment in Texas sports may still pay off. Michele Steele reports. |
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Kemba Walker, Brandon Jennings Playing Under Armour Tour Posted by: TeamBloombergSports
Video duration: 135 seconds Under Armour is sending Brandon Jennings, Greivis Vazquez, Derrick Williams and Kemba Walker on a 3-city tour starting Nov. 7. And the latest in NBA lockout talks. Michele Steele reports. |
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No Red Sox Curse Hits Buckner Value Posted by: TeamBloombergSports
Video duration: 76 seconds The infamous 1986 World Series Buckner ball went up for auction -- and failed to garner any bids for the $1 million starting price. That's 10x the highest price the ball ever sold for -- and the Red Sox' subsequent wins since have depreciated the value of the ball. Michele Steele reports. |
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NCAA Pres on Paying Players & Realigment Chaos Posted by: TeamBloombergSports
Video duration: 118 seconds NCAA President Mark Emmert talks about a proposal that would allow conferences to increase grants to student athletes by $2000 to more closely approach the full cost of attending college. He says increasing grant aid is not paying players. He also adds that a new waiting period for college realignment could be discussed in January. Michele Steele reports. |
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Oldest World Series Program? $100,000 Posted by: TeamBloombergSports
Video duration: 155 seconds The 1903 World Series program sold for 5 cents at the turn of the century. Today it could fetch up to $100,000 next month at auction. Michele Steele reports. |
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Trade Over Text: How Braves Got Bourn Posted by: TeamBloombergSports
Video duration: 154 seconds The Braves' needed a leadoff hitter, the Astros needed to deal away an expensive contract. And thus, a trade was born. |
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Wizards' John Wall Preparing for 50-Game Season Posted by: TeamBloombergSports
Video duration: 94 seconds Wizards' John Wall tells Michele Steele there is a 70% chance of an even shorter season, plus the latest on the NBA lockout. |
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Inside New Knicks, Rangers Locker Rooms Posted by: TeamBloombergSports
Video duration: 115 seconds The NY Rangers new locker room is ready for players to use as Madison Square Garden completes phase 1 of its transformation. The Knicks locker room is still getting some finishing touches -- but thanks to the lockout, MSG has time. Hank Ratner, CEO of MSG, also comments. Michele Steele reports. |
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NBA Lockout: Calling in the Feds Posted by: TeamBloombergSports
Video duration: 157 seconds The players and owners are meeting with a federal mediator, George Cohen, in a bid to end the 3-month old lockout. David Stern says all the games until Christmas may be on the chopping block, if no significant progress is made Tuesday. Michele Steele reports on the latest from outside the meetings. |
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Turning $100 Into $450K: Betting on Detroit Lions Posted by: TeamBloombergSports
Video duration: 81 seconds The Detroit Lions virtually unprecendented season is working out handsomely for some bettors, says RJ Bell at PreGame.com. Meantime, the line for the Niners-Lions game Sunday appears to be narrowing. Michele Steele reports. |
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Wall St. Not Banking On Full NBA Season Posted by: TeamBloombergSports
Video duration: 89 seconds Deal or no deal? Likely no deal, according to Fitch Ratings' Chad Lewis. Lewis says there's a more than 90% chance of regular season games being missed. Michele Steele reports. |
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Ex-NBA Union Head: 60% Chance Season Saved Posted by: TeamBloombergSports
Video duration: 299 seconds Charles Grantham, former executive director of the NBA players association, talks about the outlook for negotiations between the league and the players union. Granthan speaks to Michele Steele on Bloomberg Televion's Bottom Line. |
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Tiger Blood Invigorates Detroit Posted by: TeamBloombergSports
Video duration: 84 seconds There's some encouraging economic news in Detroit -- and it's not coming from the auto industry. The Tigers winning ways are turning into an economic wind-fall for the Motor City. Michele Steele has more. |
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Dwyane Wade: Gets a Grip on Sponsor, NBA Posted by: TeamBloombergSports
Video duration: 96 seconds Miami Heat's Dwyane Wade sits down to talk about his new product Court Grip from Mission Athlete Care and his take on whether or not there's an NBA season this year. Michele Steele reports. |
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Mets Owners May Still Owe Madoff Trustee Millions Posted by: TeamBloombergSports
Video duration: 70 seconds A judge issued an 18-page ruling Tuesday night that LIMITS how much **New York Mets** owner **Fred Wilpon** would have to pay the trustee trying to recover funds from Bernie Madoff's former clients. But the ruling still leaves some big QUESTION MARKS hanging over Citi Field. Michele Steele joins us now with the story. |
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Peyton Manning Pain Hurting Colts Tix Posted by: TeamBloombergSports
Video duration: 92 seconds Colts secondary ticket prices are the lowest they've been this season -- falling almost 45% since the team handed Manning one of the biggest contracts in the NFL. Michele Steele has more. |
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Collapse-Off: Stocks Vs Sox Posted by: TeamBloombergSports
Video duration: 91 seconds If you think it's been a painful September on Wall Street...Try living in Boston. John Henry's Red Sox are in danger of squandering a huge lead in the wildcard race and missing the playoffs for the second straight year. Michele Steele has more. |
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Losing Syracuse, Pitt May Cost Big East $30M A Year Posted by: TeamBloombergSports
Video duration: 99 seconds The prospect of having two fewer football playing schools in the Big East will cost the conference millions in lost television revenue, according to one analyst. Michele Steele reports. |
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End of Big East? Sneak Peek at B12 Merger Posted by: TeamBloombergSports
Video duration: 91 seconds After losing Syracuse and Pitt, the remaining Big East schools may merge with the Big 12 stragglers. Michele Steele reports. |
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Labor Pains for NCAA Players; Walker Calls College Ball A "Hustle" Posted by: TeamBloombergSports
Video duration: 155 seconds Prior to the NBA lockout, New York Knick and former Kansas State standout Bill Walker wasn't shy about where he stood on the NCAA: a "hustle." And now a new study suggets the violations are modest compared to the players' true value. Michele Steele reports. |
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Keeping Secrets To Keep Your Job: Bobby Bowden Posted by: TeamBloombergSports
Video duration: 67 seconds Former FSU coach Bobby Bowden says he won't be at the stadium for the most important test yet for the 'Noles - but he is keeping a very high public profile when it comes to his battle with prostate cancer. More on why he kept it secret for so long. Michele Steele reports. |
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Oil Markets Boost Donors at OK State, LSU, Texas Posted by: TeamBloombergSports
Video duration: 84 seconds Robust energy markets have helped protect the donations of boosters Texas and Louisiana State, but most notably Oklahoma State. Michele Steele reports. |
