Each league

NFL - 12 years (New York Jets)
MLS - 5 years (Houston & Chicago)
NHL - 12 years (Buffalo)
MLB - 8 years (Detroit & Los Angeles Angels)
NBA - 6 years (Charlotte)
Once you get to a decade you're in select company in US/Canada sport landscape.

"In Japan, where 34.6% of households watched a World Cup game with Croatia last year, the WBC can be an even bigger draw than the global soccer event."

"Can" is doing a lot of heavy lifting there.

I know in MLS supporters are separate sections of home and away, but general areas can get smattering of away folks and rarely anything comes of it.

I'm sure there are exceptions, but a lot of people here view sport as fun entertainment rather than tribal.

My buddy from Boston is always negative. "Yeah, we won, but we might not next time." Cracks me up seeing as how long other fanbases go with nothing to show for it.

I think so, it is a city that is crying out for a win from its sports teams.

Speaking of which, I'm so pumped for FC Cincinnati home opener this Saturday!

In Cincinnati the Reds (the oldest baseball team) are absolutely woven into the fabric and have a gorgeous stadium in a great location.

Issue is there is no hope, not only have they been terrible for a while, the mood is they will not win another championship anytime soon.

They are lucky to have loyal fans and sponsors they do, because I know I and so many others are going to the ballpark less and less.

I'd be surprised.

Likely going to be three seasons and done.

Part 1: Season 1

Part 2: Seasons 2&3

I love the show and glad it is doing well.

Loved this game, hated the ending with the DLC bit.

The worst is they have a line "wrangler" and when I am content to wait in line for a cashier they go "sir, I have self check out lane right here available for you" and I'm like "I'm fine here, thank you" and they get oddly pushy about it.

I didn't design your shop to have capacity of 12 registers and then staff 3 of them and make the lines be so long they run back into the shopping aisles.

Given American Football is by far the most watched I've always been baffled how Rugby isn't even on the radar. To a lesser degree baseball and cricket. Handball feels similar as say to basketball.

In certain respects it feels like the US forged its own sports for the most parts and by the 1990s it became crowded. The only team sport breaking in has been soccer/football and that has the advantage of being the biggest sport in the world. Even that has been a tough long road over the decades. Years ago I thought Lacrosse might, but it continues to reside in the periphery of US sport culture.

I'd be surprised for any team sport to break into the collective psyche beyond an Olympic curiosity.

I'll make a deal. Do another season for Dark Crystal and I'll sign back up for a year.

I know a couple Morgans, all women.

I could keep up for...400m and then fall off big time, he does that for...another 41600m. I cannot even imagine what it must feel like to run that fast for that long.