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The price tag for professional sports
Jeffrey Hill | Thu, Dec 27th, 2007 | Category: Report | Tags: jeffrey hill, sports, taxes, price tag, veterans stadium, professional sports, stadiums, howard eskin | 1
Meet the owners of the Green Bay Packers.In late December, a caller on Howard Eskin’s 610 WIP sports radio show argued with the host on the issue of Donovan McNabb’s future as the quarterback of the Philadelphia Eagles. Eskin, known for his rough and tumble approach to sports commentary, issued a challenge to the caller: “If you know so much about McNabb, why don’t you predict who is going to win the next presidential election?” The caller responded, “The election? Who cares about…
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