ArtPeur
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Yeah I hate that too. I was wondering if there was any other sport where they are doing that too
OT: The Other Sports Thread Part X - MLB back?
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Yeah I hate that too. I was wondering if there was any other sport where they are doing that too
Was thinking the same... really feels like an old American tradition...
Love when Bettman, after being booed, gives the cup to the captain for a victory lap
Lafleurs Guy
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Boring game but it was a great 4th quarter. That massive 30+ something yard play was absolutely huge. Mahones needed to do somethg there and he delivered.
The optics are just terrible. Let's give the wealthy white family the trophy after the predominantly black roster went to war for them.
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The NBA does this too I think. At least give it to the coach first if it's not the players.
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I agree, their teams' chances of remaining contenders diminish greatly unless the young and talented QBs start taking home town discounts.
But even if they do take them, in a league as competitive as the NFL to form a dynasty like NE has done is nearly impossible. I'm one of those who believes that level of success for such a prolonged period of time will never be repeated by an NFL franchise ever again.
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Enjoy it man!
There's no better feeling as a sports fan when your team wins a SB! The most difficult trophy to win in all of major professional sports IMO. You never know if you'll have another chance to celebrate one again.
Agree. To be in one Super Bowl is already tough enough. Nine times in 18 seasons is just ridiculous.
You have to think Mahomes wins another, if not multiple. But who knows, it might not happen again. I'm definitely interested to see what his contract looks like; apparently there's a 40M/yr long term deal on the table that he's mulling over.
"Congratulations to the Kansas City Chiefs and the great state of Kansas"
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DangerDave
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Not gonna pretend I knew that but yeah that's a pretty bad look for the president of the USA lol"Congratulations to the Kansas City Chiefs and the great state of Kansas"
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GHG
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Why not???? He's a local boy, McGill (medical school) alumni plus his parents have one of the best bakeries in town making some of the best bread. First QC born to win a Super Bowl, it's a big deal for a reason.
JianYang
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50 years is a long time, and the chiefs did have some pretty good teams at least when I used to pay more attention to the league.
From the era I watched, they usually struck me as a competitive, and well run organization, but just short of super bowl material. Maybe the San Jose sharks of the nfl in some ways.
They were a half decent defense away from Superbowl wins in the early 2000's. They had the best Oline in the league and probably top 5-10 ever, and a great running back and HOF TE. Trent Green was serviceable for what they were doing. But the defense let them down. Oh, and that f***ing goddamn kicker! Yeah, I know that was 1995 but still. f***ing Lin Elliot.
Pompeius Magnus
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Sources: Red Sox trading Betts, Price to Dodgers
This is pretty huge all around, Betts is one of the best five-tool players in the whole league. The Dodgers are ridiculously stacked and they didn't even have to put Gavin Lux ( their top prospect) into the deal. This potentially opens up the Al-East as well, although the BoSox stil have a potent lineup.
This is pretty huge all around, Betts is one of the best five-tool players in the whole league. The Dodgers are ridiculously stacked and they didn't even have to put Gavin Lux ( their top prospect) into the deal. This potentially opens up the Al-East as well, although the BoSox stil have a potent lineup.
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