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You know there is only so much bandwidth right? I get so tired of city people and there f’d up realityies.

I can’t believe people even bother with 1080P let alone 4K. Is there unlimtied bandwidth where you all live?

In my part of the world anything above 480p is just asking for a bad time, with no actual improvement on your ability to enjoy the story.

From a pure dollars and cents I think it would make more sense to put a team in the Maritimes. There a bajillion miles from anywhere AND would certainly support a team.

I’m guessing its the ol’ CAD vs. USD thing.

Well for one thing if international debters demand payment.

take your upvotes you filthy animal

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i am not surprised by this at all. in fact just today I was wondering what would happen to consumer debt if the USD collapsed.

as supporters of individual liberty should not private companies be allowed to choose who to do business with?

possibly, depends on my life situation at the time in your hypotehical creation. If I was an 18 year old with no family to care for, probably, but at my current state as a the soul bread winner of a family of six, no.

no one is saying that, just that they shouldn’t be forced/conscripted to do so.

well that sucks.

Growing up outside of the Twin Cities it would be the 1991 Stanley Cup finals. Everyone had North Star fever, even those in rural Wisconsin who hated the Twins & The Vikings. Hockey hit an all time low when only two years later #FuckNormGreen moved the North Stars south.

that’s a special kind of special

are their players from Britan? Team GB just has such poor performance internationally that I assumed hockey wouldn’t be any better than baseball there.

I’m sure it would take a while to get used to that match advertising on the ice, but in the long run I wish more sports would do it. It works in NASCAR better field advertising would sure make it easier to broadcast soccer in North America.

well that sounds dumb, you don’t tell the boss what you are going to do before you do it.

Personally I think its high time that Test Cricket be recognized as a separate sport, or code if you will, like Rugby League vs. Rugby Union. In such an environment I’d hope we’d be able to bring back the real old days where test cricket wasn’t limited to 5 days, and it was over when it was over.

There’s two “National” T20 leagues, “minor league Cricket” & “Major Leauge Cricket” (taking names from Baseball’s MLB & its MiLB “farm system” hoping to get recognition from Americans). Many teams, particularly Thos in MLC are owned by the IPL and promoted only to the Sub-continent Diaspora. In my experience similarly the local games is organized for Indians. We had tried to sign my daughter up to play youth cricket a few towns away, the entry form had “preferred language” which included a bunch I had never heard of, and none of them was English. After we went to the first meeting my daughter decided she didn’t want to play (I hope its not so, but the fact there were no other white girls might have had something to do with her decision).

go over to some US schools.

yes, in the States Public education and sporting are tightly connected. To get Cricket to take a hold LONG TERM, it needs to be a requirement for Gym Teachers to know before they graduate from college. Then they can teach it in schools and, hopefully, get area schools to sponsor teams.

Or just LA galaxy the sport

Even before MLS (Major League Soccer) got started Youth Soccer existed nationwide. In bigger cities High School & college teams already existed long before. Three had been several other attempts at Pro Soccer leagues, and the '68-‘84 North American Soccer League (NASL) did a whole lot more “top down” than MLS ever did (The New York Cosmos paying Pele $1.67 million a year in 1975, when the top Major League Baseball Players where making $150,000) NASL didn’t last, but then again I’ve heard that the GenXers who grew up watching NASL where the one’ for whom Youth Soccer was set up, and who continued to ensure it grew, so maybe you are right?

Although many Americans still consider soccer a sport for “little kids” or “foreigners” MLS has higher attendance than NBA (National Basketball Association) & NHL (National Hockey League), last I checked, ranking 4th behind NFL (National Football League), NASCAR (National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing) and MLB. (Though they still talk as though there are only 4 sports: American Football, Baseball, Basketball & Ice Hockey)