The Weekly Re-Dis
NHL draft day in Columbus was joyless. ... The Jackets pick a big forward at No. 14. ... It's MLS silly season, and things are stirring with the Crew.
A subprime lender and a tech bro won the Stanley Cup. Market correction?
On the Carolina Hurricanes and the copycat mentality, with an appearance by Aaron Portzline of The Athletic, a friend of the pod.
We've never seen this from the United States Men's National Team
Did anybody see this coming? No.
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Today, on the heels of the Timothy World Cup Tiers, we have the Patrick Tiers, and a family feud
World Cup: The Timothy Tiers
How well do you know the flags?
Another Babcock burger
Also: A special event coming from The Direspected and Budd Dairy Food Hall
Why does this still bother me?
It's like Tom Reed said on a recent episode of The Crewcible podcast: "When you fire a coach you hired after 14 games, it says more about you than him."
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Belmont picks from the semi-reliable Disrespected Horse Racing Desk. Also, Henrik Rydström lands with Hammarby.
Pour one out for Rocky and Pelé
From a World War II prison camp to Little Italy to Ecuador, Victory
Zach Norris: It's official
Zach Werenski of the Columbus Blue Jackets wins the Norris Trophy as the NHL's best defenseman
All hail tiny Curacao. But Cape Verde is a better World Cup story.
If you're adopting a World Cup team, consider Steven Moreira's
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Rydström speaks (to a Swedish publication), Jimmy gets liquid, and Nationwide is 37% on your side
Two Homegrown midfielders, one USMNT roster spot
Plus, a word with Max Arfsten