It’s definitely up for discussion.

Dude who else would give us the news about the latest thing Cristiano Ronaldo said though???

Let’s see another great season from him at Hertha first, but at the very least he’s one tier behind.

I, like most sane sports fans, only sort of half-watched the U.S.-Ecuador match while devoting most of my attention on LeBron and company

I hear you - maybe “breakout” is not quite the right word. Obviously he has been a well-regarded prospect for awhile.

Honestly, the biggest development this tournament has been the breakout of Brooks. Dude looks like he will be owning that spot for the next 10 years.

Officially petitioning for a recurring series featuring the thoughts and opinions of Samer’s dad.

We get defensive because hacks write articles like this all the time with no discernible point.

Would require Billy to write an MLS article based on anything other than a summary of an ESPN FC article and a few snide comments. Would require Billy to do actual research outside of the 6 teams he deems worthy of coverage. Would require Billy to display an ounce of intellectual curiosity. Would require Billy to…

Did someone say...peanut butter?

it’s preying upon the impulsive, impatient nature of people

Does anyone even use voice lines? I swear, in the dozens of hours I’ve played this game, I’ve never once heard anyone use a custom voice line during battle.

Never forget:

100%. People constantly conflate the proposition that ‘The USMNT should be playing better’ with the proposition that ‘The USMNT should be a world power challenging for World Cups.’

I’m nervous as hell for Paraguay, but we looked very good on the break v Costa Rica and Paraguay will have to play for the win. I don’t think it will take a fluke to advance, but it will take another good performance.

Reminds me of this epic Gary Neville rant on diving:

Oh, I don’t think Djokovic gives a shit and I don’t think he should give a shit, either. I think he is an all-time great and likely on his way to being /the/ all-time great. Just trying to surmise why he’s less revered than Federer or Nadal despite his incredible resume.

[double post, meant to respond to Mlitt below]

I’m a huge Federer fan, but I’ve long admired Djokovic and his game. I think a part of Djokovic’s relative lack of appreciation is playing style, too. Federer’s game is so unique, flowing, and evocative. Nadal’s game is almost the opposite, all utter determination. They both have distinctive styles that I think have…

Missed the best one ;)