Just a reminder that middle of March - with fantasy basketball and hockey playoffs going on, not to mention baseball drafts, March Madness, golf - is the single busiest time of the entire fantasy sports year. This is the biggest blow to fantasy sports in the history of the biz.
Kind of funny listening to British color commentators for World Cup games dropping names of U.S. athletes from other sports. Can't tell whether they're trying to relate to the U.S. audience or if people overseas really know who people like Roger Clemens or Manu Ginobili are.
I have tuned in to the Masters here and there, and it seems like the players are making some pretty poor shots. Not sure if this is because of the conditions of the course or maybe nerves among the players.
@YahooFantasy@FredZinkieMLB Is there ever any accountability within the fantasy sports media? Would be interesting to see someone do post-season follow-up and analyze players in "Avoid!" or "Must draft!" columns that appear at the beginning of every fantasy season.
I've been seeing a lot of Canadians upset over the U.S. gold medal win in hockey at the Olympics, but it's likely to have a big impact on the sport as a whole. For the first time in a long time, hockey became a major focus in the U.S. not only in sports, but news in general.
@engineeringolf I guess I can understand how this would happen if course fees/accessibility limits you. However, I've always thought of the driving range as a lesser-activity than playing a round on the course.
@TonySoprano1973@hydejrps@PGATUOR Uh, no? There are about 150-250 PGA Tour players (depending on how they're counting) and 50+ LIV players, many of whom were higher-end PGA Tour players. It's not surprising what happens if the pool of players changes between 25-30%.