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.
Things in my head
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.
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.
Terry Bradshaw was a struggling quarterback and then a Hall of Famer. But is he overrated, or no?
Dallas’ maverick owner asks, “Is it crazy to try to compete with the NFL?” Why, yes, Mark. Yes, it is.