Word: duberstein
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Hinz, who was drafted in the 11th round in 1989 by the Patriots, signed a contract "equivalent to that of a high eight-round choice," according to M.J. Duberstein, director of research of the NFL Players' Association...
According to M.J. Duberstein, director of research of the NFL Players' Association, the number of rookie signings this year is equal to the average pace, but most contracts have been signed very recently. More than one-third of those players drafted by the NFL have already signed contracts, Duberstein said...
...average salaries in the league keep rising, management will try to devise any methods to thwart rising costs," Duberstein said, "but I would say Hinz got a Harvard-sized deal. If he sticks with the team, he certainly will have the best contract of all 11th-round draft choices--he got a contract equivalent to that of a high eighth-round choice...
...would get the horse. Not to be outdone, two Reagan aides the next morning burst into the Oval Office dressed in a horse costume, the new gear in place. Reagan took one look, laughed heartily and, without missing a beat, turned to his mischievous chief of staff, Kenneth Duberstein, and hauled out the quintessential Reagan chestnut one more marvelous time...
...Even after eight years I have to start every answer by correcting their questions," said Reagan, watching the commentary after the conference. "I was going to threaten to come back next week," he chuckled, then added, "I guess I'd better get back upstairs with my roommate." Aide Ken Duberstein suggested he tell Nancy he might have a return engagement. Said the President: "I'd have to room with one of you tonight if I did that." Endit -- 30 -- put it on the spike...