shayman
11-12-2012, 09:47 AM
The Prime Time Sports conference ( http://www.primetimesport.ca ) is going on downtown today - a sports management conference hosted by Brian Burke. It's supposedly closed to the media but at least one reporter is tweeting from the first panel on Team Operations, featuring Brian Burke, Tom Anselmi, Peter Lukko (Philadelphia Flyers) Keith Pelley, Chris Rudge and Tom Wilson (Red Wings.)
It sure sounds interesting. Here are a few quotes reported by https://twitter.com/sladurantaye. Get ready for Pro Obstacle Course on Rogers ...
Pelley defending editorial independence for broadcasting rights as Flyers boss says his network told to focus on positives.
Pelley says pro sports will increasingly compete vs amateur. "Honestly believe in 10 years obstacle courses will be a monumental sport."
Brian Burke says an important part of managing pro sports team is "making players loveable in the community." #leafs #nhl #love
Rogers' Keith Pelley: The most important sports fans are the ones who go to games because it is fashionable.
Argonaut's boss Chris Rudge on playoff win: "One win won't turn around this franchise."
Argo boss on team's problems: Too many fans are "older white guys whose tickets have been in the family for decades."
It sure sounds interesting. Here are a few quotes reported by https://twitter.com/sladurantaye. Get ready for Pro Obstacle Course on Rogers ...
Pelley defending editorial independence for broadcasting rights as Flyers boss says his network told to focus on positives.
Pelley says pro sports will increasingly compete vs amateur. "Honestly believe in 10 years obstacle courses will be a monumental sport."
Brian Burke says an important part of managing pro sports team is "making players loveable in the community." #leafs #nhl #love
Rogers' Keith Pelley: The most important sports fans are the ones who go to games because it is fashionable.
Argonaut's boss Chris Rudge on playoff win: "One win won't turn around this franchise."
Argo boss on team's problems: Too many fans are "older white guys whose tickets have been in the family for decades."