Considering how little they “payed” for him, Dortmund should just borrow the kid to another club for a bit.

U.S. Soccer is a bunch of hypocrites considering Tim Howard has been blurting out inappropriate things his entire career.

Sorry that you don’t enjoy fun and that you have a very thin skin when it comes to your alma mater being bad at football.

That is a truly awful shirt and you should be embarrassed to own it. Good grief.

Michael: “People love J.J. Watt, but they don’t really like J.J. Watt, know what I’m saying?”

“Worst quarterback in the NFL,” [Michael] says.

WHAT DOWN IS IT?

Looks like a Harvard man to me.

The good news is that when you’ve found one, you’ve found them all.

How would it do any of those things without data?

HULK CASH!!!

He’s come a long way from when he broke into the business as just “Paul”

A few things.

Klay Thompson and Steph Curry were not the same sharpshooters after Harambe was killed.

Jim Tomsula is back online everyone!

Thank god that “THAT GUY” didn’t take Friday off.

But you just said the problem. Utah and cities of the like would need to overpay for lesser players. Thus the top heavy effect mentioned. The draft is good thing the rookies negotiation power is a bad thing.

This sort of thing seems to come up a lot here, but really, the draft (and it’s artificial system of talent distribution) is good for the entire league, and the players know it. Notice how they never bring this up in CBA negoiations? The pure free market system works fine in European soccer, but in the US, you have…

Maybe if he was paid to write about sports you’d have a point.