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Angelo Bruscas writes a weekly column on the business, economics and politics of sports and athletics. Beyond the field of play, Bruscas looks at the issues and trends that make the business of sports tick, with a focus on consumer information from the fan's perspective. Whether it's the cost of a stadium, the cost of a seat or the cost of a contract, you'll find the information here along with a weekly sports ticker that tracks key developments in the business of sports in Seattle and the Pacific Northwest.
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| TUESDAY, MARCH 20, 2001 | |
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Sports Business: Mariners show profit, but not many details
The recent bare-bones report that showed the Mariners enjoyed their best financial year in the team's history -- thanks in large part to Safeco Field's modern amenities and revenue streams -- was short on details and produced little political fallout. | |
| FRIDAY, MARCH 9, 2001 | |
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Sports Business: As causes go, hockey benefit a Great One
What started with hockey-crazed Microsoft employees wanting a few pointers from the Seattle Thunderbirds for a rec-level grudge match has turned into a veritable hockey festival. | |
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