Have a little respect for the biggest metropolitan area in Kentucky.

I’d be okay with that.

You’re not kidding, the goals kept getting better until that second to last one that came off a goalkeeper rebound.

I have a wife and kids but if Zlatan made a move on me, I probably wouldn’t refuse.

It’s acknowledged that LeBron is damn near superhuman. Rooney smokes and drinks and he’s playing in the humidity of August in DC.

But we also know what he thinks of the DC microbrew scene.

I guess you’re thirsty now.

Jet fuel can’t melt his beaming smile!

Eh, I don’t live there any more. It’s not like a great place to raise kids or anything, just an affordable place to get drunk after college.

Miami is another one of those NFL markets where the people sitting in the stands look nothing like the people who live in the city that bears the team’s name. I’ve never seen a higher concentration of English-speaking white people in one place anywhere in the 305 area code.

+equal and opposite reaction 

Yeah, he’s definitely not wrong.

My wife and I had the displeasure of being in a Bob’s couple of weekends ago, because goddamit, it’s damn near impossible to find good furniture in that middle area that’ll hold up longer than Ikea but not $3,000 for a headboard without frames.

Sorry I wasn’t clear, he hosted a couple of WNT players who played for Houston Dash. 

Yep, her and Morgan Brian.

Like I said elsewhere, the very cynical guess is that the league is hoping Sky Blue will survive long enough for NYCFC to figure out their stadium situation. It’s clear they want to be in the women’s soccer business (City Football Group has invested heavily in Man City Women and Melbourne City Women) and they can…

Since most NWSL players make less than living wage in their local markets (exception are US and Canadian national team players whose salaries are subsidized by their federations), local families offer housing for players. In cases where there aren’t enough volunteers, I’m guessing the team is on the hook for housing…

TBF he’s tweeted the most honest thing anyone’s ever tweeted

Sure, and I appreciate her advocacy on behalf of women’s soccer. I just think EVERYTHING she says should be taken with a grain of salt.

In the meantime, Portland blows the rest of the league out of the water in attendance, not in small parts because they appeal to adults who care about what’s happening on the field.