@MiLBPromos@AtlanticLg I always thought the a revival of the Lowell Spinners should join the league, but apparently they decided on a different direction...
@EllisInIsrael@danielsusskind He's in the top 5 for sure for British candidates, but you can't say it for sure (especially since modern boxing was created by jews)
@Il49ers You can say it about the grass as well, but they prefer to save ~800k on maintenance throughout the season... Sadly, for most owners winning is not as important as the bottom line...
Not a lot of love for #ChicagoBears HC Ben Johnson in @SandoNFL@TheAthletic story quoting one team exec.: “The Bears are entering into this world where it’s like Ben Johnson is constantly out over his skis and they have come through,” an exec from another team said. “Well, now, guess what? They got smacked in the face and scored three points. What does that mean?” …https://t.co/RgHRXKeTZA
That Rick Gosselin, the most conscientious and well-researched member of the @ProFootballHOF selection committee I saw in my 32 years as a voter, has been removed from the voting group gives me doubts about the future of the Hall. It’s outrageous.
As a former member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame selection committee for many years I can state firmly: The executives and board of directors totally have screwed up the process and don’t know what they are doing. They dumped so many voters who knew what they were doing.
@NotSoAngryScout If the HOF won't overreact every time someone get/ don't get in we would've been in a better place. The most prestigious HOF in the world became a laughing stock, and looks like modern day AP poll. It need a new management and fast
Amazing stat via @BradBiggs from Doug Colletti of the ESPN Chicago broadcast crew that speaks of Matt Suhey's impact -- from 1980 through 1989 there were six running backs who had at least 5,000 yards from scrimmage, 25 or more touchdowns and 100 or more starts: Roger Craig, Eric Dickerson, Tony Dorsett, Walter Payton, James Wilder and Suhey. https://t.co/8YSe6X7f5d