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What did we learn from five weeks of a pandemic-shortened XFL 2.0 season?

No, Soccer Hall of Fame voting isn’t broken

There’s been a lot of talk lately about how voting for the National Soccer Hall of Fame is “broken.” As a voter, I can tell you, it’s not.

Paul Gardner is a crazy person. With the subject of his ire hosting MLS Cup this weekend, let’s look back at one reason why.

No, there is no explicit promotion and relegation in American soccer, but that has not kept teams from going up and down the pyramid.

You may have heard that it’s been a century since the Chicago Cubs won a World Series. It’s not happening this year, either, and here’s why.

Joe Morgan is a Hall of Fame ballplayer and a terrible broadcaster. Just terrible.

One thing that wouldn’t happen? Cub fans wouldn’t boycott the place en masse.

Paul Brown is one of pro football’s most legendary figures. He was also a crazy person.

Wait, the NFL Combine is wall-to-wall on television now? WTF?

Terry Bradshaw was a struggling quarterback and then a Hall of Famer. But is he overrated, or no?