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xi, 339 pages : 24 cm, Keeping score -- a financial box score of sports franchises -- Baseball -- yes Virginia, there are owners dumber than hockey's -- Basketball -- trouble in paradise? -- Football -- socialism in America -- Hockey -- crying all the way to the bank -- Competitive balance -- does big spending or a big market mean winning big? -- Revenue sharing and competition -- Strikes and lockouts and salary caps -- a pox on all houses -- Free agency and salaries -- are professional athletes really underpaid? -- Expansion prospects -- Austin and Nashville or another team for New York City? -- Colleges -- financial rankings or going for the green -- The NCAA, colleges and college athletes -- should athletes be paid? -- Conclusion -- the financial future of big-time sports
- Author
- Sheehan, Richard G. (Richard Gerard), 1949-
- Publisher
- South Bend, Ind. : Diamond Communications
- Published
- 1996
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9781888698053
- Subjects
- Economics, Anthropology, Business
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