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I'm a bit later to the game but... Reebok does not do professional jerseys any longer, which is why Adidas took over. They also stopped making NHL jerseys. They simply focus on "performance" clothing.

Streveler.

The end of cable TV will have the largest impact on how we consume live sports. I don't think it's going to cause a crash, rather, the sports leagues will be successful (or not) based on how they market, package and deliver their product. They will need to deliver the product directly to the fans, removing the networks. It should be interesting.

Harris. 33.

Yes, he will. Not sure why you wouldn't think so.

If Hervey survives, of course.

I fully expect Lapo to be in BC next year. Sadly. I'm now even more worried he'll take a QB with him.

The Board of Directors should have zero say in who the coaches are. They put the CEO in place and that is all.

Although it's Forbes... https://www.forbes.com/sites/kurtbadenhausen/2017/07/12/full-list-the-worlds-50-most-valuable-sports-teams-2017/ 1. Dallas Cowboys, $4.2 billion, 5% (NFL) 2. New York Yankees, $3.7 billion, 9% (MLB) 3. Manchester United, $3.69 billion, 11% (Soccer) 4. Barcelona, $3.64 billion, 2% (Soccer) 5. Real Madrid, $3.58 billion, -2% (Soccer) 6. New England Patriots, $3.4 billion, 6% (NFL) 7. New York Knicks, $3.3 billion, 10% (NBA) 8. New York Giants, $3.1 billion, 11% (NFL) 9. San Francisco 49ers, $3 billion, 11% (NFL) 9. Los Angeles Lakers, $3 billion, 11% (NBA) 11. Washington Redskins, $2.95 billion, 4% (NFL) 12. Los Angeles Rams, $2.9 billion, 100% (NFL) 13. New York Jets, $2.75 billion, 6% (NFL) 13. Los Angeles Dodgers, $2.75 billion, 10% (MLB) 15. Bayern Munich, $2.71 billion, 1% (Soccer) 16. Chicago Bears, $2.7 billion, 10% (NFL) 16. Boston Red Sox, $2.7 billion, 17% (MLB) 18. Chicago Cubs, $2.68 billion, 22% (MLB) 19. San Francisco Giants, $2.65 billion, 18% (MLB) 20. Houston Texans, $2.6 billion, 4% (NFL) 20. Golden State Warriors, $2.6 billion, 37% (NBA) 22. Philadelphia Eagles, $2.5 billion, 4% (NFL) 22. Chicago Bulls, $2.5 billion, 9% (NBA) 24. Denver Broncos, $2.4 billion, 24% (NFL) 25. Miami Dolphins, $2.38 billion, 28% (NFL) 26. Green Bay Packers, $2.35 billion, 21% (NFL) 27. Baltimore Ravens, $2.3 billion, 19% (NFL) 28. Pittsburgh Steelers, $2.25 billion, 18% (NFL) 29. Seattle Seahawks, $2.25 billion, 19% (NFL) 30. Minnesota Vikings, $2.2 billion, 38% (NFL) 30. Boston Celtics, $2.2 billion, 5% (NBA) There are 5 NBA teams in the top 30 most valuable sport franchises. No NHL in top 50.

Another thought... This was a another chance to hype the CFL and engage with fans during the offseason. Another opportunity missed. I'm a diehard and I certainly miss the coverage but for many casual fans, out-of-sight-out-of-mind.

For a 6th round pick, maybe. I'm not sure if Chiarelli is the worst GM in the league but he's got to be up there. Most Canadian teams are saddled with terrible GMs. Vancouver, Edmonton, Ottawa, Montreal. Calgary? Toronto TBD. Winnipeg one of the best (me love you long time Mr Chevy).

Harris. 33.

Carter: Oxygen in his bag? Hold my beer...

It's going to be a tie. It's always a tie with these teams.

And that's a career. A real shame.