Why are coaches at the highest level leaving the profession?
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@_SirLaxAlot@coachking_28 But my point is, it was organic. The teams tried to make a connection to their homes. Many players were local HS coaches or did clinics for area kids. It was still glorified summer ball, but the effort was there to be more.
@_SirLaxAlot@coachking_28 Not to say the MLL was all good. When your team was on the road it was hope they were the ESPN featured game, or you were SOL. Not to mention a certain JHU/NJ Pride midfielder hitting on my girlfriend at T's Pub post-game.
@_SirLaxAlot@coachking_28 I was a Boston Cannons season ticket holder for most of the MLL years and I feel zero connection to this incarnation of the Cannons.
At least when Quirk was the coach there was a New England guy running things. Now "Boston" is pretty meaningless on the uniforms.
The lacrosse takes on here lately have sucked on a whole new level of ass.
Unless I make them, then they are well thought out, scrupulous and accurate.
@Tamajapo @jc_playmakerWNY Soccer is the OG offender though. HS and college soccer are in one season, but"serious" players are playing summer, and even youth players are spring and fall
@allgarbled Yeah I'll cook myself a perfectly good steak but at a steakhouse I'm convincing my dinner partners to go in on anywhere from four to eight sides, which I'm not doing at home. Not to mention kicking things off with seafood tower.