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Moffat's Galleon arrest stuns IBMers

Ridgefield resident Bob Moffat, the International Business Machines Corp. executive arrested in the Galleon insider-trading case, used to start meetings with trivia about "This Day in History." He'd ask if anyone knew what day it was, and then rattle ...

From KATIE HOFFMANN AND JOHN HELYAR BLOOMBERG NEWS, The Connecticut Post,  29 Oct 2009
Related Topics: Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.,  IBM,  Sun Microsystems, Inc.,  Lenovo Group,  National Collegiate Athletic Association

Tiger goes on the DL and Tour feels his pain

Tiger Woods will undergo reconstructive knee surgery and will miss the remainder of the 2008 golf season. (Doug Pensinger, Getty Images ) Faster than Tiger Woods' club speed, the celebrating at NBC Sports turned to mourning. The network had just ...

From JOHN HELYAR, Denver Post,  20 Jun 2008
Related Topics: Tiger Woods,  Rocco Mediate,  Jason Gore,  Golf Channel,  Kenny Perry

Helyar: Clemens gambles his legacy on steroids hearing

That's what Roger Clemens is doing. He's putting his baseball legacy and future as a public icon on the line in a duel of conflicting testimony with his former personal trainer Brian McNamee. The 1950s quiz show, "You Bet Your Life," involved a secret ...

From JOHN HELYAR, ESPN,  12 Feb 2008
Related Topics: Mark McGwire,  Roger Clemens,  Brian McNamee,  Nolan Ryan,  Rusty Hardin

Celtics resurgence not limited to on-court success

At this time a year ago, Boston was only the No. 11 NBA team at the retail checkout counter. At the start of the 2007-2008 season, even after they added Kevin Garnett and Ray Allen, the Celtics were still only No. 7. The Celtics' impact at retail is ...

From JOHN HELYAR, ESPN,  29 Dec 2007
Related Topics: Boston Celtics,  National Basketball Association,  Kevin Garnett,  Ray Allen,  Dwyane Wade

Steinbrenner succession a family matter

Yet something's missing from this annual convergence of birthday and holiday. Fireworks will fill the evening sky over Tampa Bay. But when it comes to the fireworks long associated with Steinbrenner, only occasional traces still flicker. After running ...

From JOHN HELYAR, ESPN,  3 Jul 2007
Related Topics: New York Yankees,  Hank Steinbrenner,  George Steinbrenner,  Randy Levine,  Brian Cashman

Helyar: What would Jackie think?

Since 1991, MLB's RBI program claims to have subsidized urban youth-baseball leagues serving 120,000 players in 200 cities. The program has also produced major leaguers Carl Crawford, Coco Crisp, Jimmy Rollins and Dontrelle Willis. But the $16 ...

From JOHN HELYAR, ESPN,  9 Apr 2007
Related Topics: Jackie Robinson,  John Young,  Branch Rickey,  Jimmy Rollins,  Coco Crisp

Vegas hungry for pro sports team

Oscar Goodman, the mob lawyer turned Las Vegas political godfather, calls himself "the happiest mayor in the universe." This weekend, the free-wheeling, martini-sipping pol also might be the busiest person at his fair city's very busy NBA All-Star ...

From JOHN HELYAR, ESPN,  16 Feb 2007
Related Topics: David Stern,  Oscar Goodman,  San Diego Chargers,  ESPN,  Major League Baseball

Helyar: Chiefs-Broncos telecast might be hard to find

Updated: Nov. 22, 2006 Chiefs and Broncos on TV? Only for some Want a third helping of turkey on Thursday? If your stomach can handle it, you got it. Want a third helping of NFL on Thursday? Not so likely. The NFL Network's first broadcast of a regular- ...

From JOHN HELYAR, ESPN,  23 Nov 2006
Related Topics: Time Warner Inc.,  Charter Communications, Inc.,  Larry Johnson,  Comcast,  David Cohen

Car Mel-no: IndyCar team sidelined for lack of funds

Carmelo Anthony's ownership stake in an Indy Racing League team, announced with great fanfare in March, has been quietly dissolved. Both the NBA star's agent and the team's principal owner, IRL veteran Ron Hemelgarn, acknowledge the ...

From JOHN HELYAR, ESPN,  7 Jul 2006
Related Topics: National Basketball Association,  Gene Simmons

One year later: zero progress

But it turns out Schilling and Thomas didn't have any better fortune fighting steroids last year than they did pitching and hitting, respectively, during their injury-riddled 2005 seasons. On the one-year anniversary of its birth, the task ...

From JOHN HELYAR, ESPN,  17 Mar 2006

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