tigerfan88

Apparently pneumonia can also cause embolisms. Probably not a coincidence it happened in the simulator.

Sounds a lot like the Grant Wahl death a few years back which I think ended up being a heart aneurysm. Severe chest cold symptoms in the weeks leading up, steroid shot that alleviated symptoms. But then add the aneurysm like a week later and passed.

Who knows though, could be a bunch of things

I’m sure they do have interest. There’s a lot of rich people out there who like sports and like golf and would be at the very least interested in potentially investing.

The issue is the massive gulf between what they burn through using their current model and what they’re aiming to raise by even their most optimistic projections. It would seem like the only way to make the money work is to cut salaries and purses by 90%. But the only reason any of the players play on LIV is because of the astronomical purses and salary. I just don’t understand how they’ll make that work and nothing from LIV has given any indication of how their new business model next year will run on 1/10th of their existing budget while simultaneously not losing any players or talent or broadcast/advertising (since they currently pay Fox to be broadcast as opposed to vice versa).

The same reports say that they are “hopeful” they will get $250m for the next two years. Their current burn rate for two years is about $3 billion.

So even if they get the desired investment from new investors, it will be for a league somehow operating on a budget less than 10% of its current budget. Are they going to ask players to take a 90% pay cut and reduce purses by 90%?

That doesn’t even account for the fact that these new investors (if they exist) will want significantly more return on investment than PIF did given how much of PIF’s investment was driven by Yasir wanting to be an Augusta member and general sportswashing/nation state interests.

I mean the Kroenke’s have found something the last ten years of so. Maybe Josh is a better sports mind than his dad and has gotten more involved. Idk.

But Nuggets, Rams, Avalanche and Arsenal have all been very successful the past ten years. Three of the four have won titles and the Avalanche are the favorite to win the Stanley cup this year.

Goes to show that’s where the league is won. Arsenal were the best team against big six sides the three years before this but constantly tripped up against mid table teams

Wrong board. Don’t you know automation and AI is only going to be an issue for those namby pamby college educated white collar workers and those libtard Hollywood and media types?

They could never make robots that do the manual get your hands dirty trade work that real Americans do.

Johnson has three bad seasons in 5. His two good seasons were historically good as far as winning titles (still has never contended for winning the SEC).

At a certain point that’s who he is. Most seasons were going to be hoping to scrape into the tournament. Once every few years he’ll manage to pull together an elite roster with hopefully the best non mlb pitcher in the world (bc that’s the only way he can build an elite team) and he has shown he’s a good postseason manager.

God Rory is feeling himself. I love it. He’s positively chuffed as the lads would say

The allure of YouTube golf is getting the sense that you’re basically a caddy for the player. You get to know what they’re thinking, why they’re hitting what they’re hitting, their reaction. You get a perfect view of every lie and every shot tracer and where every shot ends up.

You go watch Bryson in person at a 50,000 person event and you’ll be lucky to have 5-6 shots where you have a really good view. Definitely won’t have him narrating everything.

Not knocking YouTube golf, there’s a reason it’s popular. But it just doesn’t really translate to going to an event in person or even a normal tourney broadcast.