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Monday, August 04, 2008
Business of Sports
If you are interested in a $300 book on the business of sports. (If you are going to buy this book, click on the $300 link, so we get a small referral fee.) And if someone is going to buy the book, feel free to post your review and whatever interesting tidbits you find. Normally, I would encourage people to buy books, but a $300 book is pretty ridiculous. Is that what schools are charging these days? (*)
Here is Dave Berri expanded view of the book.
Why is hockey always neglected? A league competitive to the NHL in the 1970s, mergers of teams, expansion of teams (from only six!), strike, lockout, European competition, changes in styles of play brings in different talent types, Olympic hockey, collusion between NHL president and head of the NHLPA. It has a rich history that would be ripe for the business heavyweights, certainly at least on par with baseball. And yet, all we get is baseball, baseball, baseball.
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