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KHTK will be streaming it.
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KHTK will be streaming it.
http://player.radio.com/player/RadioPlayer.php?version=1.2.11329&station=64
uh KJ
You may want to learn more about what happened in Seattle
Listening to him right now, KJ seems like he knew what he was doing all along. He may turn out to be a great politician all along.
I think that the biggest thing that happened as explained in the press conference was the fact that KJ was able to show that the city found $7 million dollars worth of corporate sponsorship in the form of ticket sales in less than a week. KJ said that you have to cultivate the business relationships in the community. This was a direct shot at the Maloofs and they felt it. It's the job of the Maloofs to get ticket sales and corporate commitments. How come they couldn't do it, but a city government can. This speaks to the viability of the Maloofs as league owners, which is why the other owners and David Stern perked up when they heard this news. Anyone claiming that the Maloofs have done everything they can needs to know the difference between wanting to get things done, and knowing how to get things done. The Maloofs don't know what they are doing. If they couldn't raise $7 million for their own business when the money was there, how are they going to help build an arena? The combination of Fargo and the Maloofs are what has us in this position today.
Interesting points. Agreed. Might add that perhaps they did know how to get things done, but just stopped trying a year or two ago... and attempting to publicly make it look like it was the market.
I'm just blown away by KJ to tell you the truth. Dude showed phenomenal negotiation/political skills, and salesmanship. Not swindler type sales, but delivering value type sales.
Alot of this went to John Thomas who went for only the big corporate type sponsors. They didn't try for the small/medium businesses.
I thought it was kinda wierd watching the game at the Warriors the last week of the season. I was kinda puzzled to see a Cache Creek sponsor add along their media row courtside rotational banners. So they sponsor both the Kings and the Warriors.
I think that the biggest thing that happened as explained in the press conference was the fact that KJ was able to show that the city found $7 million dollars worth of corporate sponsorship in the form of ticket sales in less than a week. KJ said that you have to cultivate the business relationships in the community. This was a direct shot at the Maloofs and they felt it. It's the job of the Maloofs to get ticket sales and corporate commitments. How come they couldn't do it, but a city government can. This speaks to the viability of the Maloofs as league owners, which is why the other owners and David Stern perked up when they heard this news. Anyone claiming that the Maloofs have done everything they can needs to know the difference between wanting to get things done, and knowing how to get things done. The Maloofs don't know what they are doing. If they couldn't raise $7 million for their own business when the money was there, how are they going to help build an arena? The combination of Fargo and the Maloofs are what has us in this position today.