“Pierzynski can take consolation by remembering that he’s playing for the Braves, a club that has no desire to field a competent team this season.”
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It’s complete dumb luck. Garbage story from a garbage writer.
Soccer is great.
Well indoor soccer typically describes soccer on a hockey rink, 200x85 with boards and glass.
They’re averaging 102.6% attendance, I’d say they have no issue selling out still. http://espn.go.com/nhl/attendance
Play the 1st week in August until Thanksgiving weekend. Break until the week after the Super Bowl.
“I’m not aware of any sport in which the admirable design of the game is so corrupted by side issues”
“and DeAndre Yedlin still holding down a starting spot with Sunderland”
How did you find this 18 months later?
No they don’t.
I don’t get why they have so much trouble getting the cap set by 7/1. The NHL does it on that timeline, why should this be so much more complicated?
Why do they deserve equal pay if there isn’t equal interest? This isn’t office work. These are ENTERTAINERS! Men’s soccer draws more entertainment dollars than woman’s soccer. Period.
Backwards.
When did the Yankees start wearing black hats?
Maybe if you would be bothered to use current NFL and NHL logos, and didn’t use an NCAA logo for college football because the College Football Playoff HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH THE NCAA, you might look like slightly less of a pud. Still a major pud, but slightly less.
"Does increased scoring imply a more exciting game? In almost all cases, I would say yes."
The TBS box graphic on the side blows this trash out of the water.
"Considering it's the second most viewed sports website in the country"
The 7 yard thing would be too fucking easy. They could go 21 yards on 9 plays and run 5:35 off the clock, given :35 a play. Get the ball, take 20 minutes to score, get 1 stop, end the half with the lead. Start the half, get a stop, rinse/repeat. They'd probably never bother putting up 35, no time for that while…
As I always say, the only thing real about wrestling is the injuries.