Syracuse: "We controversially make it into tournament based on a questionable resume and then blow through much better teams to make it farther than we should"
I also suck at baseball contracts, but it would seem that at the rate that salaries are escalating, that locking in for 2018 rates for 10 years would be bad for Harper. He'll only be 26 in October, so he could go sign for a 3/$120 or 4/$160 deal and then be primed for another insane contract at age 29 or 30
It was two games involving maybe the best team in the tournament and a team with a ton of talent. Those were always likely to be two of the worst games of the day. Yes, but still boring
Corporations can no longer write-off luxury boxes in their taxes. What might this mean for the cash flow of stadiums? https://www.apnews.com/bfc2e121849241a09a68ae082690666e/Bye-bye-box-seats?-Tax-law-may-curb-corporate-cash-at-games
http://www.espn.com/nhl/story/_/id/22736598/nhl-blackhawks-penguins-which-team-duke-university-nhl I know ESPN doesn't take the NHL seriously, but this headline....
I think that for as long as we have a "winning division, going to at least the NLCS" streak going, Wrigley should be completely torn down and rebuilt every winter (to keep the streak going)
So despite this flurry of QB signings, pretty much every team we thought would draft a QB in the 1st round is probably still drafting a QB in the first round, right? Cleveland, Buffalo, NY Jets, etc. all signed stop-gaps