I’d be fine with that. The Verizon Center schedule is packed, though. Other than the 28th (and I wonder if the CBA allows teams to schedule a makeup game that runs into the ASB like that), the next date where the neither the Caps nor Wiz nor a concert has the VC already, and for which the Caps aren’t out of town…

If the government cancels the game, as certain retards in this thread seem to want, then yes, they are telling people when and when not to drive. If people want to drive to the game, let them take that risk. That’s all I’m saying. I know idiots who don’t know what they are doing will be out there on the roads tonight.…

I was hoping I would hear from you. Look, it sucks, I hear you. But stop bitching. Look at Stubhub right now. I assume they are club level seats. Those are going for $70-$120 right now. Post them. Use Craigslist if you don’t want to pay fees but are willing to take a slight risk on getting scammed. You won’t get all…

Fuck you.

Counterpoints, from a DC resident who has a ticket and IS going to the game.

THIS LINE IS NAWT CORRECT! VEGAS IS WRONG AGAIN! NO ONE DENIES THIS!

Used to be the case for Miami. Cal probably counts. Austin is actually pretty big, so UT. Same with Columbus and OSU.

I’m not a racist, but—

/obligatory joke about how horrible “this” is, with reveal that “this” refers to filming in portrait mode

Aramark will be able to “capitalize” on those rights if they buy them, for sure. That branding is so important! I mean, if those hotels change their names, who’s going to want to stay there anymore... you know, except everyone who’s visiting the park and would have wanted to stay there before. This isn’t the rights to…

WAKE UP SHEEPLE

With all your retarded counter-outrage, you have missed the point that the issue isn’t really THAT they’re trying to sell the IP, but rather the hilariously outrageous price they’re asking for it.

At $50 million? Really? How many people outside of National Park aficionados and residents of the immediate area know off the top of their heads what any of those places are named? They’re not selling the name “McDonald’s” or “Pepsi.” You missed the guy’s point.

Broncos fan here. My sources say you are absolutely correct.

As for your first point, the answer is, by my estimation and understanding of the way the 2011 lockout played out, probably 50% (a), 30% the corollary of (a) (specifically that the owners won’t ever agree to that, and will make concessions in other areas to avoid it), and 20% (b).

While technically correct in a few places, this is so full of stupid and spin that it hurts my brain to read it.

Campanella’s lack of longevity dings him big time in my book, although I agree that if he had played a full career he would clearly be in the top 3. I think Piazza was equal to Fisk, if not a little better. Bench and Berra set the standard, of course.

Hahahahaha that old chestnut. I thought you were on the “he had bacne!” train. OK, so he took Andro while it was available over the counter and not banned, but you say it’s still a PED. What about greenies/speed? Were those PEDs?

True, he was no Johnny Bench or Roy Campanella with the glove. But on balance, the guy is easily an HOFer unless you’re a flaming retard like the OP in this thread.

No, no he didn’t. Go back to your hole, Murray Chass.

(Not a Mets or Dodgers fan, just hate when stupid dumbshit asshole morons spread stuff like this.)