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Big East to name influential former MLB executive Tim Brosnan as new commissioner

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By Brian Lewis
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The Big East has its new leader. The conference is reportedly set to hire ex-MLB executive Tim Brosnan as its next commissioner, per ESPN. A native New Yorker, Brosnan will succeed the retiring Val Akerman, who will step down at the end of August following 13 years at the helm. Brosnan — who grew up on the Lower East Side — joined MLB in 1991 and was instrumental in the launch of both MLB Network and the World Baseball Classic.
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Big East to name influential former MLB executive Tim Brosnan as new commissioner

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By Brian Lewis
| Yahoo Sports Verified
The Big East has its new leader. The conference is reportedly set to hire ex-MLB executive Tim Brosnan as its next commissioner, per ESPN. A native New Yorker, Brosnan will succeed the retiring Val Akerman, who will step down at the end of August following 13 years at the helm. Brosnan — who grew up on the Lower East Side — joined MLB in 1991 and was instrumental in the launch of both MLB Network and the World Baseball Classic.
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Nets trade for Julius Randle in three-team deal in pre-NBA draft stunner

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By Brian Lewis
| Yahoo Sports Verified
Julius Randle was traded to the Nets on Monday night. The Nets — who always seem to deal right before draft night — have been looking to add a second first-round pick and another veteran scorer. They pulled off both, landing Julius Randle and the 28th pick for Nic Claxton and No. 33 in a three-team swap. The Nets — one of the few teams in the league with ample cap space — used it to acquire Randle, a two-time All-NBA forward and three-time All-Star.
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