Baseball (and newspapers) are cruel [UPDATED]
By Phil Riske | Managing Editor/Rose Law Group Reporter A veteran journalist and a star baseball pitcher both felt the employment axe this week, but
By Phil Riske | Managing Editor/Rose Law Group Reporter A veteran journalist and a star baseball pitcher both felt the employment axe this week, but
By Darren Rovell | ESPN.com Electronic Arts lost an appeal Wednesday in a case over its college football video game when a federal court dismissed
By the Southeast Valley editorial board | The Arizona Republic Here’s a football analogy for a baseball-related issue: Punting is football’s most boring strategy. Yet
By Arizona Sports This time two years ago, Ian Kennedy was on his way to a 21-win season. Now, he’s on his way to the
By Anne Ryman and Jeff Metcalfe | The Arizona Republic Officials with USA Basketball, the national governing body responsible for choosing the U.S. Olympic teams,
By Paul Giblin | The Arizona Republic Glendale’s interim city attorney responded Friday to the state’s investigation of possible Open Meeting Law violations by the
By Paul Giblin | The Arizona Republic The State Attorney General’s Office has launched an investigation into possible violations of Arizona’s Open Meeting Law by
PR Web David Gergen, President of Pro Player Health Alliance (PPHA), recently met with Roy Green to plan the very first celebrity golf tournament hosted
By Paul Giblin | The Arizona Republic The Goldwater Institute, which has monitored Glendale’s efforts to secure a hockey deal, will take a pass on
10. “Mike and Mike in the Shower” 9. “Two and a Half Mets” 8. “Everybody Loves Talc” 7. “100 Greatest Grass Stains of 1972” 6.
By Gary Nelson | The Arizona Republic A museum exploring the history of big-league baseball in Arizona has been scratched from the lineup of a
We are fewer than four months away from America’s largest polo event. On Thursday evening, September 5th we are pleased to let you know that
By Paul Giblin The Arizona Republic The Phoenix Coyotes became more expensive for Glendale four years ago when the city started paying management fees to
By Mike Sunnucks | Phoenix Business Journal When push came to shove Glendale blinked again and approved another favorable Phoenix Coyotes deal to help an
By Scott Bordow | azcentral sports The Arizona Coyotes are here to stay. For how long, no one knows. But for at least the next
The Arizona Republic The National Hockey League is used to Glendale being its patsy. It sets the price for the Coyotes so high that the
By Paul Giblin | The Arizona Republic Negotiations to keep the Phoenix Coyotes in Arizona fell to a new level of chaos Friday evening, with
By Arizona Sports The city of Glendale released the proposed terms of an arena management deal Thursday that would keep the Phoenix Coyotes at Jobing.com
By Paul Giblin | The Arizona Republic Two Glendale leaders believe they have the best deal they can get from the prospective owners of the
By Darrell Jackson | The Glendale Star The proposal by an outside source that would allow the City of Glendale to purchase the Phoenix Coyotes
By Paul Giblin | The Arizona Republic Glendale leaders are considering using City Hall as collateral to borrow $30 million to help pay off other
By Eric Mungenast | East Valley Tribune The Mesa City Council voted unanimously on an item to progress the renovation of Hohokam Stadium and ensure
By Cecilia Chan | The Arizona Republic For Anthony Aguilar, it wasn’t so much running in 104-degree weather under a blazing sun on Saturday that
By Ken Alltucker | The Arizona Republic Horst Schmittenberg, 78, will be among the more than 1,000 runners expected to lace up in Scottsdale today
By Mike Sunnucks | Phoenix Business Journal The group trying to buy the Phoenix Coyotes and keep the team from leaving Arizona continues to try
10. “There is regular gold, there is miniature golf – how come no giant golf?” 9. “Why don’t all balls have dimples?” 8. “Does Obamacare
By Paul Giblin | The Arizona Republic A long-awaited proposal by the prospective owners of the Phoenix Coyotes intended to keep the team in Arizona
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Photo via tvinsider.com By Keith Walther | Rose Law Group Reporter Searching for a feel-good movie to ring in the holiday season that features one
By Craig Morgan | Arizona Insider There is symmetry in Taylor Burke’s inclusion on the Advisory Panel on Pro Hockey in Arizona, the group working