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No. The Astros would be back in the NL West, and the Brewers in the AL West, where they both belong.

The Broken Chair has far more credibility than the Bell could ever dream of having.

Neyland is a dump compared with the New Brickhouse.

From a competitive standpoint, absolutely not. Chicagoland is a Bears town first and foremost, On the other hand, unlike some other owners in the league, the Bears franchise is the only asset of this scale that the McCaskeys own. They have to manage their cash flow far more carefully than...

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On top of that, since that last title Minnesota teams have only appeared in the SEMI finals 7 times (Vikings with soul-crushing losses in all 4 NFC Championship Games), Twins 1 ALCS, and the Wolves and Wild 1 Western Conference Finals each.

The Chargers are stuck at SoFi for the forseeable future. Dean Spanos, dumbass that he is, turned off the San Diego market With deals getting done in Buffalo and Nashville this year, and with the McCaskeys buying Arlington Park Racetrack, FedEx Field is the NFL's last big stadium problem. And...

FIFY. They're going to have the #1 seed clinched with two games to go.

Actually, under the old system the Braves would have finished 3rd in the division, 10 games back of the Dodgers and 5 back of the Astros in the NL West, and would have been eliminated with a week to go despite winning 101 games.

Had he stayed away from coaching for a few years to get his health in order, I might buy this narrative.

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Speaking of which...

It wasn't that long ago that the morning starts were advertised as 11:10 AM. As for the gates, I was in the no-bag line for Gate E. The line barely moved from 1045 until 11. About that time, the line started moving very fast, almost as if a dam had broken. What order went out at 11 that changed...

Homecoming means nothing outside of the Greek community and Middlebrook Hall.

Leroy Hoard. Hard, tough running at close quarters, will get you 3 yards when the team absolutely has to have 3 yards, and is deceptively fast if he gets out in the open.

I'm not totally opposed to going for it in that spot. But GET THE QB UNDER CENTER!

The bigger point of this thread is that even if prime Tom Brady was quarterback, the backup quarterback is always the most popular person in the Twin Cities.

Have any of you actually been to Vandy? I went in 2008, and the place was almost entirely Florida fans.

Iowa is something like 6-2 at Kinnick against Top 10 teams since 2008. Better Michigan teams than this one have gotten punked down there. I'm glad they come up here this year. Bad lines don't travel.

They'll play hell getting the City of Evanston to approve it. As for a concert site, it'll be a nice niche in Chicagoland venues between Pritzker Pavillion and the big amphitheater out in Tinley Park.