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ABC News’ Ed O’Keefe and Jennifer Duck report: One-time GOP rivals John McCain and Rudy Giuliani bonded over hot dogs and twizzlers in front row seats by the New York Yankees dugout Sunday, providing a snapshot of a possible Republican... ... Source: www.moreover.com --- 16 days ago
Nestled along the east bank of the St. Croix River, shaded by limestone bluffs, is the snow globe village of Osceola, Wis., a small town of 2,700. ... Source: www.marketwatch.com --- 19 days ago
An appearance by the Chicago Cubs in this year's World Series would be a great story, and a ratings bonanza. ... Source: www.nydailynews.com --- 9 days ago
Bring on the stars one last time in the House That Ruth Built! Baseball fever swept the city as Fans counted down the hours to Tuesday's historic final All-Star Game at Yankee Stadium. ... Source: www.associatedcontent.com --- 9 days ago
In the past the Baseball Fans have been way off on their voting for the AllStar team but believe it or not their choices are improving ... Source: www.miamiherald.com --- 17 days ago
The view from section 219, row 14 in the Metrodome wasn't bad, though being in the middle of a long row meant a night spent pasted to the tiny seats. Minnesota nice only goes so far, so there was no chance of getting up and crawling over people to the aisle unless things got real serious. ... Source: www.marketwire.com --- 14 days ago
VERNON, CT (MARKET WIRE) TicketNetwork.com, the leading source for the ticket industry's most comprehensive inventory, today announced it is offering the lowest priced tickets to American and National League Baseball games. Savvy consumers who compare prices on the internet will find that similar seats are available on other ticket Web sites for at least 5-10% more. ... Source: www.ocregister.com --- 15 days ago
Youngman column: Sorry, Arte, some Angelinos think your Angels are out-of-towners. ... Source: www.moreover.com --- 12 days ago
NCM Online Jul 12 2008 2:14AM GMT ... Source: www.kansascity.com --- 11 days ago
N EW YORK | Two construction workers are taking a break, puffing cigarettes and talking Baseball at the corner of 161st and River in the Bronx. One says Alex Rodriguez is too focused to be distracted by divorce and Madonna, and is about to start playing like a $300-million ballplayer. ... Source: www.techdirt.com --- 3 days ago
It's really disappointing watching various sports leagues abuse intellectual property law over and over again. Perhaps the worst offender has been Major League Baseball . MLB wants people to think that it owns absolutely everything having to do with Baseball, even though the courts have shot it down repeatedly. Even when it may be legally correct, its moves tend to do more to harm the game than to help it. It's as if MLB wants to keep shooting itself in the foot. The latest example was sent in by William Jackson, who points out that MLB is threatening the guy who made a neat Baseball app for the iPhone . MLB has its own Baseball app for the iPhone, which costs $5, that shows scores and highlights -- but this free app doesn't compete with that one. Instead, it's basically a Baseball encyclopedia, allowing Fans to look up all sorts of interesting historical stats and information. In other words, it's the sort of thing that helps Fans feel even more connected to the game. So what does MLB do? It complains that the guy has the actual logos of Major League teams in the app. MLB argues that this is trademark infringement, but that's questionable. This is helping to promote those major league teams, not harm or dilute their brand in any way. Permalink | Comments | Email This Story ... Source: www.moreover.com --- 7 days ago
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Baseball Fans enjoyed seeing their favorite players from past and present along sixth avenue at the parade celebrating the All-Star game tonight. People began lining up early this morning to get a p.... ... Source: mvn.com --- 18 days ago
Baseball players just can’t catch a break; everyday, it seems as if we have another tough-to-watch injury occurring in the Majors. We talked about Arizona Diamondback catcher Chris Snyder’s fractured testicle (!) on Wednesday, and today, we have Michael Barrett of the Padres fouling a ball off his face (thanks to The Fightins’ for [...] ... Source: www.bignewsnetwork.com --- 18 days ago
This text is replaced by the Flash movie. Nestled along the east bank of the St. Croix River, shaded by limestone bluffs, is the snow globe village of Osceola, Wis., a small town of 2,700. Many ... ... Source: www.bakersfield.com --- 4 days ago
Dead last in the standings. Six games out. Six games under 500. ... Source: www.nbc10.com --- 13 days ago
Two women were struck by a car at Broad and Curtin streets Thursday, officials say. ... Source: www.thewesternstar.com --- 11 days ago
CORNER BROOK — Have you ever wanted to watch a senior Baseball game but didn’t want run the gauntlet off potholes and ruts along the way to Jubilee Field to do so? Thanks to a new live scoring program, you’re in luck. ... Source: www.theolympian.com --- 9 days ago
Those 25 construction projects total $9.8 billion, all but six of which were funded exclusively or mostly by the public. ... Find more results for Baseball Fans on RSSMicro.com |
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Stories like this are why Washington D.C. is the home of OhMyGov! A dispute between the billionaire owner of the Washington Nationals Baseball team and the D.C. government which owns the stadium where they play may end up pinching -- you guessed it, the very Fans who support the team. Nationals owner Ted Lerner is withholding the team's $3.5 million rent payment to the city, which financed the stadium with public money. He claims the city has failed to live up to the contract because the stadium is "incomplete." What's more, he is demanding the city pay him $100,000 a day in damages. The Nationals have played 50 games in the stadium since March 29. But without the rent payment needed to service the debt, the city is in a lurch. Revenue from sales taxes levied on concessions at the stadium has been lower than expected because attendance has averaged only around 29,000 Fans per game, far below the 42,000 capacity. So the D.C. City Council is considering raising the sales tax on Nationals tickets, parking, concessions, and merchandise from an already steep 10 percent to 15 percent! That's what we like to see -- thanking the Fans who've actually been coming out to games to support the team. More on the story from BizofBaseball and the Washington Post . ...