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Round Up: The Latest on Gordon, Randolph, and Kidd
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Taco Bell Named as NBA's Official Quick Service Restaurant
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The National Basketball Association (NBA) and Taco Bell Corp. (“Taco Bell”), today announced that Taco Bell has become the Official Quick Service Restaurant of the NBA, thus suppalnating Burger King as theOfficial Quick Service Restaurant for the league.
As part of this comprehensive, multiyear marketing partnership Taco Bell will reach the broad and avid fan bases of the NBA, Women’s National Basketball Association and NBA Development League through a wide array of assets, including marquee league events, television and online exposure, and NBA–themed promotions in its nearly 5,600 restaurants nationwide.
“The NBA represents an incredible opportunity for Taco Bell, one that fits perfectly with our ...
Islanders Make Tavares First Pick, Choose Flash and Scoring to Regain Fans
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Lakers Land Artest, Ariza Headed to Houston
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MLBAM, Cox, and the San Diego Padres Announce In-Market Deal to Stream Games Online
An Interview with Dr. Harvey Schiller, President of the International Baseball Federation (IBAF)
(THE BIZ OF FOOTBALL)
High Court to Hear NFL Antitrust Case, Could Lead to Huge Victory for League
NFL Petitions Supreme Court to hear Antitrust Case
Goodell Continues to Flex Disciplinarian Muscles, No Union Challenge of Actions ...
Twenty NHL Players File for Salary Arbitration
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... (THE BIZ OF FOOTBALL) Steve McNair Killed in Apparent Double Homicide Podcast: Jeff Levine on Papa Joe Chevalier's Show - NFL Anti-Trust Case High Court to Hear NFL Antitrust Case, Could Lead to Huge Victory for League NFL Petitions Supreme Court to hear Antitrust Case Goodell Continues to Flex Disciplinarian Muscles, No Union Challenge of ...
NBA Round Up: The Latest on Marion, McDyess, & Wallace
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Mavericks Closing in on Deal for Marion
The Dallas Mavericks are close to acquiring forward Shawn Marion from the Toronto Raptors in a sign-and-trade deal after recruiting the Memphis Grizzlies to help complete a three-team transaction, according to ESPN.com.
The trade will also send Jerry Stackhouse to the Grizzlies, with sources saying that a trade call with the league office to formalize the deal is set for Thursday, meaning all sides have agreed in principle.
Marion is poised to receive a five-year, $40 million deal from the Mavericks, and Stackhouse will be bought out by the Grizzlies with cash furnished by Dallas for $2 ...
NBA Lowers Salary Cap to $57.7 Million
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The National Basketball Association announced Tuesday that the Salary Cap for the 2009-10 season will be $57.7 million. The tax level for the 2009-10 season has been set at $69.92 million. Any team whose team salary exceeds that figure will pay a $1 tax for each $1 by which it exceeds $69.92 million.
The 2008-09 Salary Cap was $58.68 million and the tax level was $71.15 million. Although league-wide revenue increased 2.5% this past season, the decrease in the Salary Cap and tax level for the 2009-10 season is the result of the formula used to set the Cap and tax under the terms of the collective bargaining agreement.
It is the first time that the Cap has decreased in the league since the 2002-03 season.
The new Salary Cap and tax level went into effect ...
FIA Formula One Teeters on the Edge as FOTA Walks Out of Meeting
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