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It's difficult to make individual player assessments, IMO, when the system failure is this abject. I mean we are playing a system that favors overloading the middle and sacrifices attacking width, so Tinny is very exposed.

On BCR podcast today Dome had a 20 min interview where he said something along the lines of what does 433 mean to him. And he said it meant wide attacking players. Maybe he'll move back to the 433...
 
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Him too, but I was trying to point other inconsequential players that haven't played similar to TMac. Lewis is the only one of that group that actually deserves(d) playing time (other than perhaps arguably a spot start or sub minutes for SAS for Tinny.

Actually, after typing that out, anyone else think Tinny's play has dropped a bit since SAS has gone out on loan? I remember thinking during the DC game that he hasn't played all that well recently.
Did you not pick up on the sarcasm in my initial post? I guess you didn't... ^^"
 
Not necessarily the date, but they absolutely schedule the time their games are played. Many of them have to work around other events at their buildings (For example, on Sundays the Knicks and Rangers typically each play a home game on the same day, so each team has to schedule it for a very specific time to make sure there is enough time to make the changeover).

And on a smaller notion, some teams start their games at 7pm, while others tip off at 7;30. Start times are set by the teams.
Although this makes sense, it is for the most part not true (other than on the margins, i.e. start time with a small window), especially for national broadcast games and especially for the NFL.
 
Not at all. It can be incredibly difficult to do so if you don't include some kind of emoji or change the font type or color.
oh, sorry. I mean, I thought "tmac" would have been enough.
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Although this makes sense, it is for the most part not true (other than on the margins, i.e. start time with a small window), especially for national broadcast games and especially for the NFL.

I'm talking about MLB, NHL, and NBA. The NFL is a totally different beast. In the other 3 big sports (and in MLS), the home team sets the start time unless the game is on national TV. For a locally-televised game, generally speaking the home team sets the time.

NYCFC can choose whether their weeknight games are at 7 or 7:30. The Nets decide whether their games are 7 or 7:30. The Yankees decide to start their April weeknight games at 6:30, then those weeknight games are at 7 once school lets out. The Yankees also decide to play most Saturday games at 1 when almost everyone else plays at 4 or 7 on Saturdays.

My point is very simple. The Nets normally play Sunday games at 6. They chose to make this game 5. They could have helped out their broadcast partner and made it a 6:30 start time. They chose not to. That's on the Nets, not on NYCFC or YES.
 
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If you want to go with the fans’ consensus. We’re winning tomorrow and hosting CLB in the knockout round. 71% either a win or a draw.

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It’s probably not a good sign for tomorrow that IST just posted video of himself running on the altered gravity treadmill, and the underwater one

No way he's even in the 18. Being on the injury report this season has meant not dressed to play for the match.
 
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This app seems really stupid for American stadiums where there are clear maps for concessions and everything else. I get the initial design for international stadiums where Americans traveling might not have a clue where things are...

But yeah, they charged use without confirming a home playoff match, they are having a practice at Yankee stadium before a home playoff match, they are using an app called Paranoid Fan. Not, not great front office.
 
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But yeah, they charged use without confirming a home playoff match, they are having a practice at Yankee stadium before a home playoff match, they are using an app called Paranoid Fan. Not, not great front office.
What's the problem with the open practice? They've done it before. In fact, I'm pretty sure they have done it every year we made the playoffs. Actually, they might even have done it in 2015 before the last game since we were not getting anywhere near the playoffs. It's a good thing.

And the email announcing it did not, as some have said, necessarily presuppose the playoff game will be at home: "Check out your Boys in Blue prepare for the first round of playoffs at Yankee Stadium!"
This is clunky, ambiguous writing, but was also undoubtedly meant to indicate that you can watch them prepare at YS, not that the playoffs are at YS. Any other reading is deliberately obtuse to take offense.

How does the cliche go? Never ascribe to over-confidence and ignorance what can be blamed on an ambiguous prior grammatical reference. Or something like that.
 
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