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We were all laughing about how the graphics guys just jinxed us. Thank God he didn't.
Listen to Midas. After running a marathon, stairs are your enemy for the next few days.
So the games are usually at 1-4-7-10 with the East getting the 1 and 7 and the West 4 and 10.
The “more attractive” games from a TV perspective are usually the evening games.
I bet we get the 7 pm game because it is NY - ATL and would be seen as drawing more eyeballs than RBNJ - DC (or CLB). If CLB wins then we’re definitely getting the 7 pm game.
The “more attractive” games from a TV perspective are usually the evening games.
I bet we get the 7 pm game because it is NY - ATL and would be seen as drawing more eyeballs than RBNJ - DC (or CLB). If CLB wins then we’re definitely getting the 7 pm game.
I can guarantee Midas doesn’t have any experience with marathon legs, and I don’t think he’d argue otherwise
I'm also guessing with the marathon going on, having the 1pm game in the Bronx would be a disaster from a commute standpoint. We have to be getting the 7pm game.
Gotham can agree, although it somewhat depends on how well you trained. The first time I ran one, I couldn't even step off the curb to cross the street.
well know soon enough but the time slot is 7:30 not 7. I do want the 5/ 5:30 slot so i dont have to get home 11:30 ish again to wake up early for work.
I was just curious was this email sent out after the game. Im asking as it is hit or miss with me receiving emails from the team. I'm still waiting to receive an email about the 2019 season tickets but they already charged my account for them.
I didn't get that one.
Really need to know the time as I am entering into sensitive negotiations with Dr. Mrs. G about attending.
Yup one of the podcasts was discussing this. If you are Almiron and you have a potentially up to $30M transfer awaiting in the winter, how much risk do you put on this game? What if he stretches it, comes back too quickly and tears his hamstring, blowing that deal?
Does Atlanta put him on that grass at Yankee stadium for 30 mins or so?
At the very least, even if Almiron starts, he probably won't be at 100%. And that's a HUGE storyline for an Atlanta offense that goes through him.
https://soccer.nbcsports.com/2018/10/27/report-almiron-to-join-west-ham-in-33-million-deal/
He should hold out for Spurs, even if West Ham offers that ridiculous amount.
Missing the season is a slight setback - ACL’s can now be repaired nearly perfectly.
A badly torn hamstring will never heal perfectly or quickly, not even with surgery, resulting in lots of scar tissue. If speed is a young player’s main asset, they’re gonna lose that very top end kick and likely never get it back. Older players will see greater diminished speed and strength. And once scarred-up, the chance of future injuries is heightened as the in-flexible scar tissue will be the first area to rupture if hyper-extended too far in the heat of competition - it’s the opposite of a bone break that gets stronger along the fissure.
He won't play at Spurs -- West Ham is a perfect situation to get playing time in the Premier League an live in a great city.
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