The True Tragedy of the Death of Jason Arday
By JULIE BURCHILL
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Now that the city’s experience of baseball’s All-Star Game has come and gone, is New York in a position to host a future NBA or NHL All-Star Game in Brooklyn or Manhattan? If you take Mayor Bloomberg at his word, a new arena in Brooklyn for Bruce Ratner’s Nets is a go. But Cablevision’s James Dolan is not playing ball with the city. In March, a spokesman for Madison Square Garden, Barry Watkins, announced that the Garden would undergo a renovation of its existing building — instead of incorporating itself with the planned Moynihan Station Project on Eighth Avenue, right across the street.
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|Now that the city’s experience of baseball’s All-Star Game has come and gone, is New York in a position to host a future NBA or NHL All-Star Game in Brooklyn or Manhattan? If you take Mayor Bloomberg at his word, a new arena in Brooklyn for Bruce Ratner’s Nets is a go. But Cablevision’s James Dolan is not playing ball with the city. In March, a spokesman for Madison Square Garden, Barry Watkins, announced that the Garden would undergo a renovation of its existing building — instead of incorporating itself with the planned Moynihan Station Project on Eighth Avenue, right across the street.
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