Some sports take other approaches to ensure fairness.

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Sadly, no major sports event can take place without some attention to planning for mass casualties and many injuries.

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Some risk takers not enamored with motor sports take their adventure from the sea.

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Placing less of a premium on superstar coaches and their superstar pay scales would also help take some of the luster from these programs, and make the sports about sports again, and less about celebrity.

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After some initial success with movies, Panasonic believes in sports as the main driver to take 3D mainstream.

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But if you add the wife of pitcher Roger Clemens being dragged into the steroids investigation, sounds like time to check in with BPP's sports analyst Bill Wolff - take out a break from his day and night job on some news network, to channel back to his days as a pro-sports producer TV type.

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At some point people will take notice of the massive amounts of pollution and waste that is created from these sports leagues and demand that something is done, but why not do it because it is the right thing to do socially as well as economically?

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