Cespedes Deal Showed Each Side’s Ability to Compromise, Sandy Alderson SaysThe Mets’ agreement with the slugger Yoenis Cespedes and his agent came together “very late,” the team’s general manager, Sandy Alderson, said.
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… Read MoreJets Become Latest N.F.L. Team to Settle a Wage Lawsuit Filed by CheerleadersThe Jets agreed to pay a total of $325,000 to 52 of the team’s dancers who worked from 2011 to 2013 for fixed pay that some said violated minimum wage laws.
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… Read MoreN.H.L. Roundup: Trial Delayed for Capitals’ RichardsWashington center Mike Richards will not appear in a Canadian court on Thursday, as his trial on the charge of possession of a controlled substance has been adjourned to Feb. 25, a lawyer for Richards said.
from NY… Read MoreWith Deals in Baseball, Opting Out Is Very inThis has been the winter of the opt-out clause. The Mets’ three-year, $75 million deal with Yoenis Cespedes, which allows him to make $27.5 million if he opts out after 2016, is only the latest instance.
from NYT &… Read MoreN.B.A. Roundup: LeBron James Disputes Notion He Sought David Blatt’s FiringIn response to the perception that he pushed for Cleveland’s front office to fire Blatt, James said the criticism that he undercut coaches was unfair.
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