By NFL.com Victor Cruz got paid. Now he wants fellow New York Giants wide receiver, Hakeem Nicks, to get his pay day. “I think the No. 1 wideout is Hakeem Nicks,” Cruz said Monday on NFL Network’s “NFL AM.” …read more
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By NFL.com Victor Cruz got paid. Now he wants fellow New York Giants wide receiver, Hakeem Nicks, to get his pay day. “I think the No. 1 wideout is Hakeem Nicks,” Cruz said Monday on NFL Network’s “NFL AM.” …read more
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By NFL.com Victor Cruz got paid. Now he wants fellow New York Giants wide receiver Hakeem Nicks to get his pay day. …read more
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By Wesseling, Chris Victor Cruz recently signed the richest contract in New York Giants history with a six-year, $45.879 pact. So why does he still believe he’s underpaid? …read more
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The not-guilty verdict in George Zimmerman’s trial for second-degree murder and manslaughter is not the end of the legal story. There are still a few court cases to pursue, including a few that may emanate from Zimmerman’s camp, such as a defamation lawsuit against NBC News for doctoring audiotapes to make Zimmerman sound like a racist. Zimmerman attorney James Beasley is quoted in the Washington Post saying his team plans to “start in earnest ASAP” on this lawsuit. Incidentally, the Post also quotes NBC’s remarkable defense of its creative video editing, issued before the verdict was handed down on Saturday:
NBC Universal Media responded to the Zimmerman complaint by noting that other media outlets played up the racial angle of Zimmerman’s deadly encounter with Trayvon Martin.
The company also noted the pivotal nature of the second-degree murder case: “[I]f Zimmerman is convicted, that fact alone will constitute substantial evidence that the destruction of his reputation is the result of his own criminal conduct, and not of the broadcasts at issue which, like countless other news reports disseminated by media entities throughout the country, reported on the underlying events.”
In other words, it’s OK for the media to lie outrageously and slander someone, provided they go on to lose at trial? It would do the deeply sick world of left-wing agenda journalism a world of good if Zimmerman sued NBC “News” into oblivion, and taught the rest of them a stern lesson, but this sort of thing usually ends in a settlement.
There’s also the high probability of a civil suit from Trayvon Martin’s family against Zimmerman. ABC News reviewed this option in a piece bizarrely entitled “George Zimmerman Could Face Civil Suits, Death Threats, Federal Prosecution.” What do you mean, “could face death threats,” ABC? The man is positively buried under them. New York Giants wide receiver Victor Cruz just had to apologize for venturing his opinion that “Zimmerman doesn’t last a year before the hood catches up to him.”
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By Rich Cimini One day after apologizing via Twitter for his controversial tweet on the George Zimmerman not-guilty verdict, New York Giants wide receiver Victor Cruz took the national stage Monday to issue another mea culpa. …read more
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By Copeland, Kareem The restricted free agent deadline is hours away. New York Giants wide receiver Victor Cruz hasn’t received an offer sheet, and he isn’t expected to.
About New York Giants wideout Victor Cruz, the New York Post’s Paul Schwartz recently wrote that “The Giants want to make Cruz rich, but he wants to become richer.” Cruz is a restricted free agent, and the restricted nature of his status means it’s unlikely another team will give up a first round draft pick to sign him away.
By NFL.com Justin Tuck hoped Victor Cruz would appear at offseason workouts, but the New York Giants defensive end isn’t too worried about the wide receiver’s absence.
By Wesseling, Chris Justin Tuck expected teammate Victor Cruz to be present when New York Giants voluntary offseason conditioning started on Monday. Was his prediction correct?
Rapper Jay-Z has moved into the sports agency business with a big splash, quickly inking New York Yankee Robinson Cano and Victor Cruz of the New York Giants.
By Rosenthal, Gregg Jay-Z helped deliver Victor Cruz to sports agency CAA. But is it legal?
By Darren Heitner, Contributor
Jay-Z has made his intention to represent professional athletes very well known. A press release disseminated earlier this month by his entertainment company, Roc Nation, officially announced the creation of Roc Nation Sports, a full-service management company that has partnered with Creative Artists Agency’s (CAA) sports division. That same release also stated that Jay-Z will co-represent New York Yankees second baseman Robinson Cano. The initial release was quickly followed with word that Jay-Z will represent New York Giants wide receiver Victor Cruz, whose National Football League Players’ Association (NFLPA) certified Contract Advisor is Ben Dogra of CAA. Last night, Jason Cole of Yahoo! Sports published an article that focuses primarily on why Cruz’s relationship with Jay-Z increases the likelihood that Cruz remains a wide receiver for the Giants. But nestled a few paragraphs into that article is the following tidbit of information, which has many football agents up in arms.
By NFL.com Without a contract, it seems unlikely Victor Cruz will show up for the New York Giants‘ voluntary workouts on Monday, but teammates like Justin Tuck can hope.
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Time Warner Cable Launches “The Coach” TV Campaign
Super Bowl Winning Coach Bill Cowher Signs Multi-year Deal to Coach Time Warner Cable Into The Demonstration Phase of Its ‘Enjoy Better’ Campaign
NEW YORK–(BUSINESS WIRE)– Time Warner Cable today announced the launch of “The Coach” TV campaign, the second phase of its national campaign. Following the footsteps of its original announcement at the beginning of the year, Time Warner Cable is now ready to demonstrate how it got better with the help of Coach Bill Cowher – the company’s consumer advocate for its products and services. The first phase of the campaign declared the points of competitive differentiation and the benefits of switching to Time Warner Cable for The Better Guarantee – a 30-day money back guarantee.
“The Coach” TV campaign is comprised of five TV spots featuring Coach Cowher‘s demonstrations of how he is set to take Time Warner Cable to the next level. The campaign is headlined by a spot featuring three top athletes in the world of Sports including, football wide receiver, Victor Cruz; professional golfer, Ian Poulter; and NASCAR driver, Kasey Kahne. Together, the three demonstrate how Time Warner Cable customers can enjoy the most sports content on all types of devices at the same time.
“Coach Cowher is well positioned to be the personification of how Time Warner Cable operates as a company today,” said Jeffrey A. Hirsch, Executive Vice President and Chief Marketing and Sales Officer, Residential Services of Time Warner Cable. “We are excited to have Coach Cowher on board and look forward to seeing how he inspires us to do better while motivating customers to experience the Time Warner Cable difference.”
This multi-media campaign, featuring Coach Cowher, will continue to ramp up over the coming months. TV spots will debut across the company’s footprint and will communicate a plethora of products and benefits like the company’s exclusive Look Back® feature which allows customers to watch Primetime shows up to 72 hours after they’ve aired; improved fiber rich Internet speeds, reaching download speeds of up to 50Mbps (75Mbps in Dallas and 100Mbps in Kansas City and soon in New York and Los Angeles) to support all devices in the home; exclusive Start Over® feature allowing customers to restart shows already in progress; more On Demand choices with a selection of over 15,000 movies and shows ready to be watched instantly; the TWC TV app that provides Digital TV customers with access to up to 250 channels
From: http://www.dailyfinance.com/2013/04/12/time-warner-cable-launches-the-coach-tv-campaign/
By Wesseling, Chris Victor Cruz has yet to draw an offer sheet as an unrestricted free agent. Is that because he wants to stay with the New York Giants to take advantage of his relationship with Jay-Z’s Roc Nation?
By Wesseling, Chris Once Victor Cruz lands with Roc Nation, Jay-Z’s sports agency will have to bridge a sizeable gap in negotiations with the New York Giants. Cruz’s contract request is a lot more than the team is offering. …read more
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By Hanzus, Dan New York Yankees All-Star second baseman Robinson Cano made waves Tuesday with his decision to join a new agency fronted by Jay-Z. Could New York Giants wideout Victor Cruz be Hova’s next client? …read more
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By Wesseling, Chris New York Giants co-owner Steve Tisch recently predicted that Victor Cruz would be paid more than slot receiver Wes Welker. Perhaps it’s because the team has already offered Cruz at least $7 million per year. …read more
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By Copeland, Kareem Victor Cruz has teammates lining up to give money back to the New York Giants. Offensive lineman David Diehl is the latest to say he’ll help the effort to re-sign Cruz. …read more
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By Copeland, Kareem Eli Manning is getting worried. He wants the New York Giants to re-sign Victor Cruz to a long-term deal – now. …read more
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