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The Weeky Dis
Hell is Real is here. The Blue Jackets embark on a new television-delivery system. And a wonderful week in Discasting.
Michael Arace
Born and raised in Hartford, Conn. Hartford Courant 1982-1999. Major beats: Boston Celtics/NBA, Hartford Whalers/NHL, UConn basketball. Columbus Dispatch 1999-2025. First Blue Jackets beat writer. Columnist 2004-2025.
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Five minutes with Columbus Blue Jackets GM Don Waddell
Jet Greaves avoids salary arbitration. Negotiations continue with Cole Sillinger and, the big one, Adam Fantilli. Also, The Disrespected is sending two lucky fans to Hell.
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It's Hell Week in Columbus
But first, there's NYCFC, PDQ, and, of course, Disrespected Media's Hell is Real Raffle. Enter for a chance to Go to Hell. Exclamation point.
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It's all over but Messi's crying
¡Viva La España! Also: Connor Bedard has a contract; is Adam Fantilli next?
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The Weekly Dis
The Columbus Crew sign a center back, an excellent week in Discasting with Condor and Porty, and an appearance from Mark Knopfler.
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OK, but where are they taking it?
The MLS restart was MLSsed up. Of course it was. Also, true professionals break down the Columbus Blue Jackets' schedule.
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It's that time of year. Reports out of Brazil say ...
Is Chilean striker Gonzalo Tapia being loaned by São Paulo to Columbus? Do the Crew have any shot at signing England CB John Stones? Let's talk it out.
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The Crew are closing in on acquiring a center back. Will an attacker follow?
Plus: DM's FTVCA breaks down the World Cup semis, and a friendly report from Fertilizer Field.
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The Weekly Dis
I hate the Carolina Hurricanes more. A 7-year-old gets his name on the Stanley Cup. U.S. cities (but not Chicago) are getting hosed by FIFA. An excellent week in Discasting.
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A Columbus Crew reset
As the World Cup break nears an end for MLS, the Black & Gold emerge from a minicamp looking for a second-half surge.
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FIFA needs to stay in its lane and stick to extortion
Belgium: "Overturn this."
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Forevermore, the 2026 FIFA World Cup will be known for U.S. intervention
FIFA’s primary objective is "to improve the game of football constantly and promote it globally in the light of its unifying, educational, cultural and humanitarian values, particularly through youth and development programmes".