Brewers' World Series dominance and the Rays' empty seats
A post calls the Brewers historically unbeatable and says MLB should move the Rays out of Tampa. The Rays play in St. Petersburg, and a 31,000-seat ballpark in Tampa is set to open in 2029.
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A post calls the Brewers historically unbeatable and says MLB should move the Rays out of Tampa. The Rays play in St. Petersburg, and a 31,000-seat ballpark in Tampa is set to open in 2029.
A post says the Senate is letting a House bill for permanent daylight saving time die. Replies split on which time to keep, or whether it matters.
A post says Bear Bryant's tale of leaving Kentucky over a cigarette lighter likely never happened. Replies argue over the gift and why he left.
The Noah's Ark Scans team drilling at Durupinar in Turkey says it has not identified any material as ancient wood or dated it. One core hit a hard layer that may be mineralised wood or rock; lab results are expected this winter.
A post says Harry Kane won the Ballon d'Or on padded stats, without a World Cup or Champions League. Replies argue goals versus trophies.
A BMJ Open study ties legal cannabis sales in Western states to more heart hospitalizations. Replies split on what a regional link can show.
A post sets Clayface's $43 million start below Morbius in a DCU and Sonyverse comparison. Replies split on judging a film after one weekend.
A post hails Nancy Astor as the first woman to sit in the Commons. Replies argue over her famous Churchill quotes and her record.
A post mocks Terry Bradshaw for waiting five weeks to criticize the Cowboys celebrating Dak's touchdown record. Replies split on whether the franchise values milestones over winning.
A post cites a rugby study where creatine raised DHT by 56%, linking it to hair loss. Replies split on how much weight one small study carries.
A column hails Mourinho's 2-1 Clasico win as classic Mourinho. Replies argue over what counts as a title and whether one win means a revival.
A post says Mbappe's 64 goal contributions and three Golden Boots earn him the Ballon d'Or. Replies split on whether team trophies should outweigh scoring.
A post says Arsenal remain the only side to finish a Premier League season unbeaten. Replies argue over how much that record is worth.
A post says Carragher accused Carrick of deliberately benching Bruno Fernandes to embarrass him. Replies split on whether this was punishment or just football reasoning.
A post says African kings profited most from the slave trade while British monarchs backed abolition. Replies dispute the crown's own role.
A post defends Miami Hurricanes home attendance by citing tradition, history and a stadium far from campus. Replies argue the crowds are thin anyway.
A post from a developer calls Steam's AI disclosure rule a magnet for review bombs. Replies argue players have a right to know what they buy.
A stat says Chelsea created zero chances in their Premier League derby loss to Tottenham. Replies argue over the number and over who is to blame.
A post says Gunn-era Superman and Supergirl earned about 43% abroad, against 56% to 62% for Snyder's films. Replies split on what explains the gap.
A post credits Jenette Goldstein's gymnastics for a diving-board explosion stunt in Lethal Weapon 2. Replies argue whether she performed it at all.
A post shows Haryana's power minister saying the state opposed a regulator's private electricity license. Replies split on whether privatization would fix outages.
A post says Mayor Olivia Chow falsely claimed Brad Bradford would privatize Toronto water. Replies split on whether Ontario law actually rules that out.
A post says Bill Ackman's Fannie and Freddie relisting plan would surrender taxpayer rights. Replies argue over whether past payments already repaid Treasury.
A post says the 76ers might be an all-time great team after beating the Knicks and Cavaliers. Replies split on what two early wins show.
A post calls the CMA and ABC Dolly Parton tribute terrible and too small. Replies split on the singing and whether it honored her.
A post calls the 2024 NFL wide receiver draft class arguably the worst ever. Replies argue over Malik Nabers, injuries and earlier weak classes.
A post says Shai Gilgeous-Alexander chose to sit as his record 141-game 20-point streak ended. Replies argue over that choice and the record itself.
A post says most of Dak Prescott's stats come from padding in blowout losses. Replies point to his winning record and late comebacks.
A post urges TDs to vote against a bill ending Ireland's triple lock. Replies split on whether the lock protects neutrality at all.
A post ranks Cleveland, Harding and Tyler best and Lincoln, Wilson and FDR worst for growing federal power. Replies fight over Lincoln and FDR.