Joshua Peterson56 said:What do you guys think about Chris Bosh going over 17.5 tonight? He usually averages around 21 at home—plus with Dwyane Wade out, he’s definitely going to be hunting for more shots...
If Wade isn't playing, the over is a lock. Last time he was out, I think he dropped something like 35 points. Okay, fine, it was three overtimes against Atlanta, but still. He had already cleared the Margin by halftime with 19 points, if I remember right.
Casey White13 said:Basically betting against my own Celtics—thinking Kevin Garnett would play like he's under 14 and Kevin Love would act like he's over 24.
LaMarcus Aldridge puts up 22 points with just 7 minutes left on the clock. He stays in for the whole stretch—so the over 23.5 hits easy. And yet—nothing. ☕
For a little hedge against my own Celtics, I took Kevin Garnett under 14 and Kevin Love over 24.
Honestly, that turnaround caught me totally off guard. I was watching the Celtics game, and by the time I glanced over to check on Johnson, everything had already shifted. 🙏
Yeah, Love just went absolutely nuclear to close out that quarter—7 points straight up. 🙏 Another 9 coming his way. Johnson was looking sharp on the other side, though, and Iguodala had a good run too. Honestly, I don't see how Atlanta pulls this off—it’s looking pretty grim for them.
cosmicpilot22 said:You absolute trolls—why aren't you broadcasting Metz today? Seriously, where is it? I’m actually going to sue you for emotional distress...
They start airing from the quarterfinals—so, starting tomorrow.
Nah. They’re showing ten games total. In the opening round, you get four matchups (New Zealand vs. Tonga, Australia vs. Ireland, New Zealand vs. France, England vs. Scotland), plus two quarterfinals (A1 v B2, B1 v A2), both semis, the third-place game, and the final.
Since the Democratic Party picked up the broadcasting rights—mostly to drum up some interest in rugby while keeping an eye on a pretty tight budget—ten games is actually a solid deal. We’ll still catch some big group stage clashes and the meat of the knockout rounds. Personally, I don't really care if we miss those other two quarterfinals.
Peća said:ESPN didn't show a single game from the Rugby World Cup—except for that opening match between New Zealand & Tonga... and then nothing. Just radio silence.
They were broadcasting it this morning too—Ireland vs. Australia.
Peća said:And they actually claimed they’d be broadcasting 90% of the games—yeah, right.
They never actually said they'd be broadcasting 90 percent of the games—not even close.
Well... yeah, something like that... or even one like those Regina ones 🙏 ... they look gorgeous without sponsors—just the club crest... but you won't see that with Dinamo Chicago. I read somewhere that Allianz could probably just slap their logo right in the middle of the jersey and call it a day.🤷
And here’s the new Everton's away kit... confirmed.
steelpilot81 said:Just look at the local Newcastle kit—imagine if you took away the stripes and turned it blue, maybe adding a collar or some blue/white accents on the sleeves. That’s basically 90% of what Dinamo is going for, especially since they mentioned it'd be a nod to the 1982 look. As for the away kit? Expect those shoulder stripes. I think it'll be a solid combo—Puma really nailed it this season with the clean designs, so we'll end up with one more traditional home look and one "Puma-style" futuristic away kit. Honestly, I just hope they don't pull out that infamous "European edition" jersey again.
I forgot to mention—I absolutely loathe those Puma kits with the diagonal shoulder patterns. If they go that route, I might actually cry. It's just hideous. Just look at the Newcastle ones, then Totačev, and so on...
If the new Dinamo Puma kit ends up looking like those current Puma designs, I’m actually going to cry. Honestly—I'm just hoping for something normal, blue and white. Crest on the top left, Puma logo on the right shoulder, and call it a day. Besides, we don't even have a sponsor anyway ☕
Drew Edwards8 said:Will any sports networks be broadcasting the U-20 World Cup in Colombia?
We’ve still got plenty of time—about two and a half months left. There's a chance they might schedule some US national team games, mostly because I'm certain PBS won't be covering this tournament. Honestly, though, who knows if they'll even have commentators ready by then—the talent pool seems to be draining incredibly fast lately.
Anyway, don't forget we've got the 20:10 broadcast tomorrow for the NBA qualifiers—Jolly JBS vs. Prigorje.
