Business Week Lists Their 100 Most Powerful Sports Figures

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Business Week Lists Their 100 Most Powerful Sports Figures
FanHouse found this 9/27/2007 on www.sportsbybrooks.com [flag]
THEY'VE GOT THE POWER - THE TOP 100 SPORTS MOGULS: It's time to make a list and check it twice, as BUSINESS WEEK serves up the most influential people in sports with their Power 100 : Leading the pack is NFL commish Roger Goodell, followed closely by Tiger " Don't call me Eldrick " Woods. Rounding out the top ten are: 3. David Stern, NBA Commish 4. George Bodenheimer, ESPN & ABC Sports Prez 5. ... [link]

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