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Post by Fugazi on Aug 6, 2019 8:38:38 GMT -8
from Brian Giuffra of the Big Lead,
From his standing desk inside Fox’s expansive urban office on 6th Avenue in Manhattan, Mark Evans surveys the landscape of the future of the sports media world with insight and authority few in the industry possess. For one, he’s the SVP of Sales at Fox Sports, meaning he plays a big role in what happens at one of the largest media companies in the world and has intimate conversations with other powerful people who likewise hold media insights few have. But perhaps even more important than that, Evans has been working in sales for a long time, 25 years at Fox to be exact, starting there around the same time they acquired the rights to air NFL games and rising as the company around him did as well.
“The change in media has been seismic on literally every level,” Evans says. “And there’s more to come.”
During an hour-plus long conversation with The Big Lead, Evans opened the door to several interesting subjects and provided us with insights on everything from the developing relationship between gambling and sports, the future of live sports distribution, and Fox’s role in the current and future of American sports coverage, which is where we’ll start today....
Fox has also expanded its coverage of niche sports like surfing, bowling, car racing and others in addition to its NFL, MLB, FIFA and college football portfolio. So where else could Fox go?
“Hockey,” Evans said. “Hockey’s [TV rights] are up after two more seasons. That could be a place that we’d like to delve back into.”
more but no additional hockey talk...
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Post by Fugazi on Aug 6, 2019 9:06:51 GMT -8
This years schedule on NBC and NBCSN.
Sharks are on 7 times
NBC schedule
All times p.m. ET
Oct 2: Washington at St. Louis, NBCSN, 8
Oct. 2: Vegas at San Jose, NBCSN, 10:30
Oct. 3: Minnesota at Nashville, NBCSN, 8
Oct. 8: San Jose at Nashville, NBCSN, 8
Oct. 9: New Jersey at Philadelphia, NBCSN, 7:30
Oct. 9: Los Angeles at Vancouver, NBCSN, 10
Oct. 15: Tampa Bay at Montreal, NBCSN, 7
Oct. 16: Colorado at Pittsburgh, NBCSN, 7
Oct. 16: Philadelphia at Edmonton, NBCSN, 9:30
Oct. 17: N.Y. Rangers at New Jersey, NBCSN, 7
Oct. 23: Pittsburgh at Tampa Bay, NBCSN, 8
Oct. 26: St. Louis at Boston, NBCSN, 7
Oct. 26: Calgary at Winnipeg, NBCSN, 10
Oct. 29: Tampa Bay at N.Y. Rangers, NBCSN, 7:30
Oct. 30: Minnesota at St. Louis, NBCSN, 8
Nov. 5: Boston at Montreal, NBCSN, 7:30
Nov. 5: Chicago at San Jose, NBCSN, 10
Nov. 6: Detroit at N.Y. Rangers, NBCSN, 8
Nov. 8: Tampa Bay at Buffalo, NBCSN, 2
Nov. 12: Pittsburgh at N.Y. Rangers, NBCSN, 7:30
Nov. 13: Washington at Philadelphia, NBCSN, 7:30
Nov. 13: Chicago at Vegas, NBCSN, 10
Nov. 19: Tampa Bay at St. Louis, NBCSN, 8
Nov. 19: Edmonton at San Jose, NBCSN, 10:30
Nov. 20: Washington at N.Y. Rangers, NBCSN, 8
Nov. 26: Dallas at Chicago, NBCSN, 8
Nov. 27: Philadelphia at Columbus, NBCSN, 7
Nov. 29: N.Y. Rangers at Boston, NBC, 1
Dec. 3: Tampa Bay at Nashville, NBCSN, 8
Dec. 4: St. Louis at Pittsburgh, NBCSN, 8
Dec. 10: St. Louis at Buffalo, NBCSN, 7:30
Dec. 11: Boston at Washington, NBCSN, 7
Dec. 11: Philadelphia at Colorado, NBCSN, 9:30
Dec. 17: Buffalo at Toronto, NBCSN, 7
Dec. 18: Colorado at Chicago, NBCSN, 8
Dec. 23: N.Y. Rangers at Philadelphia, NBCSN, 7
Dec. 27: Minnesota at Colorado, NBCSN, 8
Jan. 1: Nashville at Dallas (Winter Classic), NBC, 1
Jan. 2: New Jersey at N.Y. Islanders, NBCSN, 7
Jan. 2: St. Louis at Colorado, NBCSN, 9:30
Jan. 5 Detroit at Chicago, NBCSN, 7:30
Jan. 5: Nashville at Anaheim, NBCSN, 10
Jan. 6: Edmonton at Toronto, NBCSN, 7
Jan. 7: Colorado at N.Y. Rangers, NBCSN, 7:30
Jan. 8: Washington at Philadelphia, NBCSN, 7:30
Jan. 8: Dallas at Los Angeles, NBCSN, 10
Jan. 9: Nashville at Chicago, NBCSN, 8:30
Jan. 14: Minnesota at Pittsburgh, NBCSN, 7
Jan. 15: Philadelphia at St. Louis, NBCSN, 8
Jan. 16: Tampa Bay at Minnesota, NBCSN, 8
Jan. 19: Boston at Pittsburgh, NBC, 12:30
Jan. 21: Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, NBCSN, 7:30
Jan. 22: Detroit at Minnesota, NBCSN, 8
Jan. 24: All-Star Skills Competition, NBCSN, 8
Jan. 25: NHL All-Star Game, NBC, 8
Jan. 27: Tampa Bay at Dallas, NBCSN, 8
Jan. 29: Nashville at Washington, NBCSN, 7:30
Jan. 29: Tampa Bay at Los Angeles, NBCSN, 10
Jan. 30: Nashville at New Jersey, NBCSN, 7:30
Feb. 2: Pittsburgh at Washington, NBC, 12:30
Feb. 3: Philadelphia at Detroit, NBCSN, 7:30
Feb. 4: Chicago at Minnesota, NBCSN, 8
Feb. 5: Boston at Chicago, NBCSN, 8
Feb. 6: Detroit at Buffalo, NBCSN, 7
Feb. 6: San Jose at Edmonton, NBCSN, 9:30
Feb. 9: Boston at Detroit, NBC, 12:30
Feb. 9: Colorado at Minnesota, NBCSN, 7:30
Feb. 10: Tampa Bay at Columbus, NBCSN, 7
Feb. 11: Philadelphia at N.Y. Islanders, NBCSN, 7
Feb. 12: Montreal at Boston, NBCSN, 7:30
Feb. 12: Calgary at Los Angeles, NBCSN, 10
Feb. 13: Philadelphia at Florida, NBCSN, 7
Feb. 15: Los Angeles at Colorado, NBC, 8
Feb. 16: Detroit at Pittsburgh, NBC, 12:30
Feb. 16: Boston at N.Y. Rangers, NBC, 3:30
Feb. 16: St. Louis at Nashville, NBCSN, 6
Feb. 18: Toronto at Pittsburgh, NBCSN, 7
Feb. 19: N.Y. Rangers at Chicago, NBCSN, 8
Feb. 23: Pittsburgh at Washington, NBC, noon
Feb. 23: St. Louis at Minnesota, NBCSN, 7:30
Feb. 23: Vegas at Anaheim, NBCSN, 10
Feb. 25: Chicago at St. Louis, NBCSN, 8
Feb. 26: Buffalo at Colorado, NBCSN, 8
Feb. 26: Pittsburgh at Los Angeles, NBCSN, 10:30
Feb. 27: Dallas at Boston, NBCSN, 7:30
March 1: Philadelphia at N.Y. Rangers, NBC, noon
March 1: Washington at Minnesota NBCSN, 8
March 1: Los Angeles at Vegas, NBCSN, 10:30
March 3: Boston at Tampa Bay, NBCSN, 7:30
March 4: Philadelphia at Washington, NBCSN, 7
March 4: Anaheim at Colorado, NBCSN, 9:30
March 5: Carolina at Philadelphia, NBCSN, 7
March 8: St. Louis at Chicago, NBCSN, 7:30
March 8: Colorado at San Jose, NBCSN, 10
March 10: Boston at Philadelphia, NBCSN, 7
March 11: San Jose at Chicago, NBCSN, 8
March 15: Nashville at Minnesota, NBCSN, 7:30
March 17: St. Louis at Philadelphia, NBCSN, 7
March 18: Pittsburgh at N.Y. Rangers, NBCSN, 7:30
March 18: Vegas at Arizona, NBCSN, 10
March 22: Washington at Pittsburgh, NBC, noon
March 22: Nashville at Chicago, NBCSN, 7
March 24: St. Louis at Washington, NBCSN, 7
March 25: Pittsburgh at Chicago, NBCSN, 8
March 25: Arizona at Vegas, NBCSN, 10:30
March 26: Philadelphia at Detroit, NBCSN, 7:30
March 29: Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, NBC, noon
March 29: Minnesota at St. Louis, NBCSN, 7
March 29: Nashville at Colorado, NBCSN, 9:30
April 1: Philadelphia at N.Y. Rangers, NBCSN, 7:30
April 1: Dallas at Anaheim, NBCSN, 10
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Post by LordNelson on Aug 6, 2019 10:00:26 GMT -8
Sharks have traded Kyle Wood to Hurricanes for Trevor Carrick. Meh, it's an AHL trade. Appears like Barracuda get a little more size & sandpaper in the deal, and another left shot blueliner. Carrick also immediately got a two year contract from DW after the trade. Doubtful Carrick will ever log time with the big Sharks, but Roy gets an anchor D-man he's been needing. |
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Post by Fugazi on Aug 6, 2019 10:10:40 GMT -8
Sharks have traded Kyle Wood to Hurricanes for Trevor Carrick. Meh, it's an AHL trade. Appears like Barracuda get a little more size & sandpaper in the deal, and another left shot blueliner. Carrick also immediately got a two year contract from DW after the trade. Doubtful Carrick will ever log time with the big Sharks, but Roy gets an anchor D-man he's been needing. |
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Post by danvilleshark on Aug 6, 2019 10:14:49 GMT -8
Sharks have traded Kyle Wood to Hurricanes for Trevor Carrick. Meh, it's an AHL trade. Appears like Barracuda get a little more size & sandpaper in the deal, and another left shot blueliner. Carrick also immediately got a two year contract from DW after the trade. Doubtful Carrick will ever log time with the big Sharks, but Roy gets an anchor D-man he's been needing. Nonsense. The cup is ours! |
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Post by Fugazi on Aug 6, 2019 10:32:46 GMT -8
Those California taxes are a bitch
The Anaheim Ducks offered Kevin Shattenkirk a two-year contract with an AAV of ~$2-$2.5 million and he turned it down for one-year and $1.75 million in Tampa Bay, per Dennis Bernstein of The Fourth Period and confirmed by the Athletic.
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Post by Fugazi on Aug 6, 2019 11:52:57 GMT -8
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Post by Marbles on Aug 6, 2019 12:59:37 GMT -8
Those California taxes are a bitch The Anaheim Ducks offered Kevin Shattenkirk a two-year contract with an AAV of ~$2-$2.5 million and he turned it down for one-year and $1.75 million in Tampa Bay, per Dennis Bernstein of The Fourth Period and confirmed by the Athletic. I mean, it's hard to beat 0%... |
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Post by sharkhaywood on Aug 6, 2019 14:12:31 GMT -8
Those California taxes are a bitch The Anaheim Ducks offered Kevin Shattenkirk a two-year contract with an AAV of ~$2-$2.5 million and he turned it down for one-year and $1.75 million in Tampa Bay, per Dennis Bernstein of The Fourth Period and confirmed by the Athletic. I doubt taxes played a part. Shattenkirk: "Hmmmm, do I play for a loaded team that is a top contender to win the cup or go play for team under a new coach and starting a rebuild?" Not a very tough choice there. |
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Post by stewpididiot on Aug 6, 2019 14:27:25 GMT -8
Those California taxes are a bitch The Anaheim Ducks offered Kevin Shattenkirk a two-year contract with an AAV of ~$2-$2.5 million and he turned it down for one-year and $1.75 million in Tampa Bay, per Dennis Bernstein of The Fourth Period and confirmed by the Athletic. I doubt taxes played a part. Shattenkirk: "Hmmmm, do I play for a loaded team that is a top contender to win the cup or go play for team under a new coach and starting a rebuild?" Not a very tough choice there. An especially easy choice since the after-tax salary is almost the same. |
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Post by LordNelson on Aug 7, 2019 11:36:47 GMT -8
Sharks season ticket agent called my partner (the Kraut) and invited him out to lunch! I couldn't make it but they had lunch together last week near McCarthy Ranch in Newark. I gave him shit because she's quite cute and in her 20's. He had some issues with playoff tickets and she felt bad. "I wonder how bad she really feels?" he kept saying to me. Ha!
So he gives me her feedback survey sheet to turn in and my #1 request was - construct a 'Beer Only' serving station downstairs. First world problem, but it's SO fucked up to wait in line with other people ordering pizza, well drinks and such. I want a fucking beer at intermission and I don't want to wait 15 minutes. Is that so hard to understand. I want more selection downstairs besides St. Archer IPA, Corona and Coors Light. I have to go upstairs lobby to grab a Lagunitas IPA.
I also made comment about some very rude bartenders downstairs that refuse to process your food/drink credit on your tickets. There's some old school fucks serving drinks downstairs that have no idea we're spending our hard earned dough at games and want service. Also too many in our section don't 'wait for the whistle' any more. Ushers aren't doing their enforcement jobs. Yea, first world problems but he did give me her survey to fill out..
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Post by danvilleshark on Aug 7, 2019 11:53:47 GMT -8
Sharks season ticket agent called my partner (the Kraut) and invited him out to lunch! I couldn't make it but they had lunch together last week near McCarthy Ranch in Newark. I gave him shit because she's quite cute and in her 20's. He had some issues with playoff tickets and she felt bad. "I wonder how bad she really feels?" he kept saying to me. Ha!
So he gives me her feedback survey sheet to turn in and my #1 request was - construct a 'Beer Only' serving station downstairs. First world problem, but it's SO fucked up to wait in line with other people ordering pizza, well drinks and such. I want a fucking beer at intermission and I don't want to wait 15 minutes. Is that so hard to understand. I want more selection downstairs besides St. Archer IPA, Corona and Coors Light. I have to go upstairs lobby to grab a Lagunitas IPA.
I also made comment about some very rude bartenders downstairs that refuse to process your food/drink credit on your tickets. There's some old school fucks serving drinks downstairs that have no idea we're spending our hard earned dough at games and want service. Also too many in our section don't 'wait for the whistle' any more. Ushers aren't doing their enforcement jobs. Yea, first world problems but he did give me her survey to fill out..
There is a good beer only place downstairs. Its past the BMW lounge and they have a good selection. It is pretty far down but worth the walk. |
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Post by John96 on Aug 7, 2019 15:43:53 GMT -8
Sharks season ticket agent called my partner (the Kraut) and invited him out to lunch! I couldn't make it but they had lunch together last week near McCarthy Ranch in Newark. I gave him shit because she's quite cute and in her 20's. He had some issues with playoff tickets and she felt bad. "I wonder how bad she really feels?" he kept saying to me. Ha!
So he gives me her feedback survey sheet to turn in and my #1 request was - construct a 'Beer Only' serving station downstairs. First world problem, but it's SO fucked up to wait in line with other people ordering pizza, well drinks and such. I want a fucking beer at intermission and I don't want to wait 15 minutes. Is that so hard to understand. I want more selection downstairs besides St. Archer IPA, Corona and Coors Light. I have to go upstairs lobby to grab a Lagunitas IPA.
I also made comment about some very rude bartenders downstairs that refuse to process your food/drink credit on your tickets. There's some old school fucks serving drinks downstairs that have no idea we're spending our hard earned dough at games and want service. Also too many in our section don't 'wait for the whistle' any more. Ushers aren't doing their enforcement jobs. Yea, first world problems but he did give me her survey to fill out..
I think I had a run-in with that bartender. |
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Post by sharkhaywood on Aug 8, 2019 8:24:10 GMT -8
I may have to buy this shirt.
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Post by Fugazi on Aug 8, 2019 8:41:33 GMT -8
I may have to buy this shirt. That's hilarious. Let me know when they're for sale |
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Post by Fugazi on Aug 8, 2019 8:43:43 GMT -8
This is sad
from Jeff Seidel of the Detroit Free Press,
Joe Murphy, the Detroit Red Wings' No. 1 overall draft pick in 1986, wanders outside in a steady rain, eventually finding a place to sleep for the night in the doorway of a small restaurant.
His black tennis shoes are soaking wet and the bottom of his feet have pruned and turned bright white.
Murphy earned more than $13 million while playing 15 seasons in the NHL, but he is homeless again, just like last year. He doesn’t own socks, so he rips a T-shirt into strips and wraps them around his ankles.
“These are my socks right now,” Murphy says. “My feet have gone all white. Freakin’ nasty. I don’t need to remove my toes, I don’t think. But it’s going to be stinging and nasty, right?”
Dozens of people have tried to get Murphy off the streets of this small tourist town the past two years, including the NHL Alumni Association, members of the local police department, former teammates, his lawyer and an entire team of mental health experts and social workers. He refuses almost all of it.
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Post by danvilleshark on Aug 8, 2019 8:48:56 GMT -8
This is sad from Jeff Seidel of the Detroit Free Press, Joe Murphy, the Detroit Red Wings' No. 1 overall draft pick in 1986, wanders outside in a steady rain, eventually finding a place to sleep for the night in the doorway of a small restaurant. His black tennis shoes are soaking wet and the bottom of his feet have pruned and turned bright white. Murphy earned more than $13 million while playing 15 seasons in the NHL, but he is homeless again, just like last year. He doesn’t own socks, so he rips a T-shirt into strips and wraps them around his ankles. “These are my socks right now,” Murphy says. “My feet have gone all white. Freakin’ nasty. I don’t need to remove my toes, I don’t think. But it’s going to be stinging and nasty, right?” Dozens of people have tried to get Murphy off the streets of this small tourist town the past two years, including the NHL Alumni Association, members of the local police department, former teammates, his lawyer and an entire team of mental health experts and social workers. He refuses almost all of it. continued Unless you compel him to accept help he, like so many homeless will remain this way. |
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Post by Fugazi on Aug 8, 2019 8:58:06 GMT -8
This is sad from Jeff Seidel of the Detroit Free Press, Joe Murphy, the Detroit Red Wings' No. 1 overall draft pick in 1986, wanders outside in a steady rain, eventually finding a place to sleep for the night in the doorway of a small restaurant. His black tennis shoes are soaking wet and the bottom of his feet have pruned and turned bright white. Murphy earned more than $13 million while playing 15 seasons in the NHL, but he is homeless again, just like last year. He doesn’t own socks, so he rips a T-shirt into strips and wraps them around his ankles. “These are my socks right now,” Murphy says. “My feet have gone all white. Freakin’ nasty. I don’t need to remove my toes, I don’t think. But it’s going to be stinging and nasty, right?” Dozens of people have tried to get Murphy off the streets of this small tourist town the past two years, including the NHL Alumni Association, members of the local police department, former teammates, his lawyer and an entire team of mental health experts and social workers. He refuses almost all of it. continued Unless you compel him to accept help he, like so many homeless will remain this way. Yep, He just doesn't want help. |
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Post by cjelli on Aug 8, 2019 9:31:51 GMT -8
Unless you compel him to accept help he, like so many homeless will remain this way. Yep, He just doesn't want help.
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Post by sharkhaywood on Aug 8, 2019 9:35:22 GMT -8
I may have to buy this shirt. That's hilarious. Let me know when they're for sale The link to buy it is in the tweet. They are already for sale. |
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Post by Fugazi on Aug 8, 2019 9:48:53 GMT -8
That's hilarious. Let me know when they're for sale The link to buy it is in the tweet. They are already for sale. Thanks, I'll check it out |
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Post by Fugazi on Aug 8, 2019 9:49:41 GMT -8
This is smart. Take away the brokers profit
from Geoff Baker of the Seattle Times,
Seattle’s NHL team is still more than two years from taking the ice, but officials are already moving to stop what they call “ticket brokers’’ from stockpiling an inventory of KeyArena seats.
Starting Wednesday, NHL Seattle plans to contact suspected brokers who’ve reserved season tickets and tell them they can’t have them all. Fans in March 2018 were able to make deposits of $500 or $1,000 per ticket and between 32,000 and 33,000 were actually reserved in fewer than 48 hours before the list was capped.
“We’re going to go through our list and try to identify any prospective brokers on the list,’’ NHL Seattle president and CEO Tod Leiweke said Tuesday. “And then we’re going to pick up the phone and talk to them. Our aim is to not have brokers camping out on our list, buying tickets solely for the purpose of reselling.’’
Leiweke said the team should begin inviting fans to actually buy tickets this fall – possibly in late October. The delay in converting deposits into actual tickets is just one of several items the team has continuously postponed since the NHL franchise was awarded last December.
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Post by Fugazi on Aug 8, 2019 12:02:41 GMT -8
Jesse Puljujärvi has agreed to play for Oulun Kärpät next season until his situation with the Edmonton Oilers is settled.
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Post by wallyshark on Aug 8, 2019 13:55:33 GMT -8
Jesse Puljujärvi has agreed to play for Oulun Kärpät next season until his situation with the Edmonton Oilers is settled. Wasn't Puljujarvi supposed to be a cant miss prospect? Just like that Russian kid Yakopov Edmonton struck out on. The Scouts in Edmonton must be a cousin to Tim Burke. |
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Post by LordNelson on Aug 8, 2019 23:58:25 GMT -8
I think I had a run-in with that bartender. Yea? i tell you, a few of those big senior bartenders downstairs need to be flipped upstairs to serve hot dogs and the young sharp kids transfer downstairs, pour me quick Draft beers and call me 'Sir.' those old fucks that think they bar-tend at the Mark fkn Hopkins, hint at a $20 tip for every lazy step they take - can hit the road IMO.
Hope you make it to another Tank game this season 96! |
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Post by cjelli on Aug 9, 2019 9:31:18 GMT -8
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Post by Fugazi on Aug 9, 2019 10:43:33 GMT -8
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Post by Fugazi on Aug 9, 2019 13:37:59 GMT -8
ELMONT, N.Y. -- The New York state board responsible for economic development has approved a $1.3 billion project to build a 19,000-seat arena for the New York Islanders at Belmont Park.
Newsday reports the six members of the Empire State Development board voted Thursday in favor of the complex that will include shops, restaurants and a hotel.
The project on state-owned property would allow the Islanders to move from Brooklyn to Elmont, in Nassau County, while creating thousands of new jobs.
However, some residents of surrounding communities are worried about increased traffic and noise.
The state Franchise Oversight Board must still approve an environmental review. That could happen in the coming weeks.
The arena project was first announced by New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo in December 2017.
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Post by 3rdlinehack on Aug 9, 2019 14:27:26 GMT -8
This is sad from Jeff Seidel of the Detroit Free Press, Joe Murphy, the Detroit Red Wings' No. 1 overall draft pick in 1986, wanders outside in a steady rain, eventually finding a place to sleep for the night in the doorway of a small restaurant. His black tennis shoes are soaking wet and the bottom of his feet have pruned and turned bright white. Murphy earned more than $13 million while playing 15 seasons in the NHL, but he is homeless again, just like last year. He doesn’t own socks, so he rips a T-shirt into strips and wraps them around his ankles. “These are my socks right now,” Murphy says. “My feet have gone all white. Freakin’ nasty. I don’t need to remove my toes, I don’t think. But it’s going to be stinging and nasty, right?” Dozens of people have tried to get Murphy off the streets of this small tourist town the past two years, including the NHL Alumni Association, members of the local police department, former teammates, his lawyer and an entire team of mental health experts and social workers. He refuses almost all of it. continued saw this a few months ago and it bummed me out too much to post. have always been a fan... |
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Post by Fugazi on Aug 9, 2019 14:47:09 GMT -8
This is sad from Jeff Seidel of the Detroit Free Press, Joe Murphy, the Detroit Red Wings' No. 1 overall draft pick in 1986, wanders outside in a steady rain, eventually finding a place to sleep for the night in the doorway of a small restaurant. His black tennis shoes are soaking wet and the bottom of his feet have pruned and turned bright white. Murphy earned more than $13 million while playing 15 seasons in the NHL, but he is homeless again, just like last year. He doesn’t own socks, so he rips a T-shirt into strips and wraps them around his ankles. “These are my socks right now,” Murphy says. “My feet have gone all white. Freakin’ nasty. I don’t need to remove my toes, I don’t think. But it’s going to be stinging and nasty, right?” Dozens of people have tried to get Murphy off the streets of this small tourist town the past two years, including the NHL Alumni Association, members of the local police department, former teammates, his lawyer and an entire team of mental health experts and social workers. He refuses almost all of it. continued saw this a few months ago and it bummed me out too much to post. have always been a fan... Hey, Where's Owen sailing at? |
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