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$6.8M cap hit that runs through 2021-2022, when he'll be 33 What am I missing here? Seems like a good contract, and he's been great there

Put gum in it

Hemingway?

Pretty sure Atlanta's extended to all entertainment events at the stadium too

Personal Seat License: You have to pay a fee to retain season ticket seats (Atlanta's was anywhere from 500-5500 per seat https://www.ajc.com/sports/football/falcons-plan-more-psl-prices-from-500-500/ZYaoaC9cD46noxAoVj88VM/).That fee is just the right to buy them. After paying the fee, you have to then actually buy the seats

He's not ready for 2nd pair minutes yet

I know PSL's was a big thing Kim kept mentioning as a thing the new stadium will bring. Outside of that? I'd imagine just technology and other stadium standards that just make the prices so high. (i.e. I don't think you can get away with not haveing an Atlanta, Minnesota, Dallas, or LA style stadium anymore).

Larsson is objectively ass

Pretty sure the NFL is mandating newer stadiums have those new features

Maybe a poll to see who everyone wants to win?

Season Series: Vegas 4 : Washington 3, February 4th Washington 0 : Vegas 3, December 23rd

Yeah Scheifele is a freaking steal. Bergeron, Marchand, AND Pasternak all cost less than Kane too Terrible, terrible contract for SJ to take

The Sharks are only getting older, and Edmonton/Calgary have to be better this year

You'll get more elsewhere than you will from SJ. i.e. use SJ pick to get a player now, not some late first this year. Or keep the pick as it will likely be better than 25 next year

No. Odds are whatever pick we do get from them will be better than that, and we won't have to give anything up for it. Keep the pick, or trade it elsewhere

What do you mean in saying that Ovechkin hasn't been able to sustain his play/level of production?

That's a dick thing to say

How

Pretty sure the NBA does the same stuff, just with a smile on its face. In the same sense you don't need to be part of an audience that supports a business that supports the military industrial complex. You are choosing to. Short of not participating in that audience, you can try to change it politically. In reality, how far will that get you? Not very. But those, to me, are your options.

It's bad behavior by business to utilize endorsements? What exactly is the NFL doing wrong here? You're mad we're a military-industrialist complex. How in the world is that the NFL's fault or problem

Richie got into it at the gym, cops were called http://www.tmz.com/2018/05/23/richie-incognito-florida-gym-altercation-cops-called

:rolleyes:

I mean you're mad at the NFL as a business for taking advantage of the taxes you pay for the military budget to be as large as it is. You're mad at the wrong thing.

Then stop following the NFL

Yeah but that's just not the way the world works. They are a sponsor so the NFL will protect that investment. Don't get mad at the NFL for taking advantage of government money