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  2. The vast majority of NFL teams play in publicly-owned stadiums. They tend to have deals in place to make them “primary tenant” or something of the sort, which gives them near-absolute control for scheduling, a cut for non-NFL events’ revenue, the ability to sell naming rights for sponsorship, etc. This would be similar to their current situation at Soldier Field, except a) their landlord wouldn’t be the Chicago Park District but rather a stadium authority created specifically for the Bears b) they would have priority for scheduling events (no tearing up of the field ahead of a home game) c) they would still stand to make much more money than they currently do at SF, even if they don’t own the stadium.
  3. Call your friends, call your neighbors Something going on in that Rays-Yankees game
  4. A little embellishment by translator. “Dirty words,” which could also be interpreted as “swear words”
  5. You just made me look that old classic up for nostalgia. He also did the ShamWow infomercial — Vince Offer. “You’re gonna love my nuts.”
  6. Yesterday

  7. Yeah, I don't know how that would all work. So, the Bears would pay for it but the city/state would own it? That negates the property tax issue, but why would the Bears want to still be tenants after paying to have the stadium built?
  8. I know that's just someone's AI creation, but wow! The possibilities at that site look amazing. Looking at the comments on IG, it looks like it's 90% positive. Someone here might be triggered by this, though. Brace yourselves for another meltdown.
  9. 117 BIP between 105-107mph EV and 30-32 LA in the regular season Pham's 366ft would be the shortest distance of all of them 1 triple, 9 outs (almost all to deep CF), and 107 home runs baseballsavant.comStatcast SearchBaseball Savant
  10. Brayden had one knocked down by the wind as well. Glad we won because that was some windy Progressive Field bs.
  11. And WAY cheaper, even with gas and hotel
  12. It’s pretty impressive that Pham is statistically astute that he knew he got robbed on that flyout.
  13. I guarantee fewer of each of those on Sunday.
  14. Meh. 26 of 26 balls hit with that EV and launch angle averaged 420 feet this year. It is pretty wild.
  15. Instead of crying about a flyout, dude should be happy he is BFF’s with Venable and still has a paid job in the majors. Wrigley Field wind knocks down a lot of potential homers. It’s part of the game. Get a grip, Tommy.
  16. Unfortunately, he will probably be replaced by equally boring Connor. No one will remember either guy ten years from now.
  17. TB new ownership and new stadium on the way for 2029 suddenly filling up that dome now 40000+ for first time in many many years for a postseason game NYY obviously helps, too
  18. Schiff just feels fake. Like he's trying to sell you the rust proofing on a new car.

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