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October 7, 2008
It came from the Blogosphere...
Runnin' Scared [Village Voice blog], Times: Luxury Boxes Selling OK. (Also Selling on Craigslist.)
Of course some people are sub-leasing luxury box seats at Craigslist, so far on their terms only ("Offers below face value [$115/ticket] will not be replied to"). We'll see if their price moves in the months ahead. If things get hairy, maybe the Stadia will let us roll in our own keg.
Nets Daily, Zo’s Take on His Time With Nets Revealing but Incomplete
In his autobiograpy, “Resilence: Faith, Focus, Triumph”, Alonzo Mourning writes briefly about his time–actually two times–in New Jersey, first after his diagnosis with kidney disease, then after his kidney surgery. Although Mourning paints a negative portrait of the Nets management, and particularly Bruce Ratner, he does not repeat his claim that Rod Thorn and Lawrence Frank had tried to kill him by playing him too many minutes after his transplant.
Nets Daily, Luxury Suites Still Selling, but Delays Hurting Nets
Omnivore, Brooklyn, arenas, Tampa Rays Baseball & The Future…
Blogger Ron Bronson believes the Nets will never call Brooklyn home... but that baseball's Tampa Bay Rays will.
But you better believe that the deal will get done and the ghosts of ol’ Ebbets Field will be stirred up again as a new baseball stadium gets put in the same spot where Bruce RATner thought he could put a basketball arena for a team that’s been largely irrelevant since its inception.
Where will the Nets go?
Newark, where they should’ve been all along.
NoLandGrab: Not even Frank Gehry could figure out how to shoehorn a baseball stadium onto a parcel that's not really even large enough for an arena.
New York Real Estate Journal, Special Olympics to honor Minieri of FCRC and Moudis of Ted Moudis
Posted by eric at October 7, 2008 1:08 PM