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It's this one. It's like when Carolina and Nashville decided to sell tickets only to certain ZIP codes. Insecurity.

NYC teams are trash.

Our schools don't do a good enough job of explaining this. And (before anyone jumps in) no, it doesn't matter that the county owns the arena.

In the same way that any human interaction puts lives at risk. Look, let's not extend BLM too far. I'm firmly in favor of it, but I'm not ACAB about it. It's a lot smarter for Tampa to enforce its INCREDIBLY STUPID AND INSECURE policy through the police than for it to take direct action through its security staff.

They're insecure, is what they are. I don't want to live in a world where Leaves and Habs fans don't wear their stuff in Buffalo.

I think analytics has a place, especially in baseball, but you have explained perfectly how the pendulum has swung too far.

This is a blunder, but it isn't his biggest.

Yes, that is exactly what they meant. The twitter post that had the youtube link in it made that clear.

The Lightning aren't the government, though. Me too. These Tampa folks should see what our arena looks like for even a normal regular season game, much less one against the Habs or Leaves!

I think it was this series.

I have a friend who is superstitious and wears the opposing team's jersey for EVERY game, Bills or Sabres, live or on TV. Yes, he has invested a lot of money into this peculiar hobby.

Apparently Tampa has seized upon Carolina's sensitivity about opposing fans, and has taken it up a notch.

Do Tier I and II personnel include players?

He probably would. But *should* he?

MLS is definitely better live.

If the quality of soccer was better, I would. But it's somewhere between English League One and Championship. Painful to watch at times.

I've had a couple of those burgers. They're all right, but I'd rather have a regular black bean burger if I'm going the veg route.

Why is it stopping in Buffalo when the goal is a NYC-Toronto express? Once you've answered that, consider that someone in Rochester or Syracuse is going to want the same thing. Why is it stopping in Buffalo when the goal is a NYC-Toronto express? Once you've answered that, consider that someone in Rochester or Syracuse is going to want the same thing.

I used to take the train a lot. As in, the stationmaster knew me by name. Trains don't work like planes. That train from NYC is going to stop, at the very least, in Westchester, Albany, Syracuse, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, and Toronto. There's not an opportunity to get up to speed. Also, there's not an easy way to control who gets on and off, and what packages are loaded and unloaded, for customs/immigration/security purposes, without completely compromising what makes train travel convenient.

The existing rail between Buffalo and Toronto is fine. By far, the biggest holdup is the border. The train is in motion for only about an hour and a half. It's clearing customs and immigration that makes the trip last nearly four hours.

Why? I live a pretty good life.

Yes, that's what I mean and it's what the guv means, too. Yes.

I know Corey Hogan is suing Clarence to open (although I do not know if it is open part time); there may be others. Good point.

Not all of them are open now... Also, NY requires MMR and TB vaccines for in-person attendance, right? This should be no different.