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MLB Juiced Ball Scandal: Why Baseball Needs a Standard Ball
Baseball needs one ball that meets a repeatable standard. Three different baseballs create three different games, and statistics cannot be sacred only when convenient.
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CFP Selection Committee Criteria: Why College Sports Rankings Are Hype
College rankings are a hype machine and a marketing tool. They create the upsets they later sell back to us. Stats can inform without pretending to be a poll.
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FIFA Intercontinental Cup Rules: Why a True World Champion Needs One
Football still has not answered who the best club on the planet is. Not the richest, not the best marketed. Why the FIFA Intercontinental Cup gets it right.
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Independent Football Regulator Licensing Is Not Enough
Licences and suitability tests sound serious, but independent regulation is not enough. Clubs are not ordinary businesses, and owners must not withdraw club funds.
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Referee Emotion and Officiating Controversy: Why Officials Should Be Able to Clap Back
Officials are human, not robots. Letting a referee clap back can beat an instant ejection, because authority has to be able to show authority.
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NBA Goaltending Rule Change: Give Each Team One Cylinder Play per Half
The NBA has never been afraid to change. Give each team one cylinder play per half, and goaltending does not have to be a fight between tradition and chaos.
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MLB Mega Contracts Analysis: Why Baseball’s Long Deals Are a Ticking Bomb
Front offices have all the data and projection systems, yet they still hand out contracts that run deep into a player’s decline years. Why long deals keep blowing up.
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Multi-Club Ownership in Football: When Growth Starts Taking More Than It Gives
Multi club ownership is sold as progress, but growth has a cost. Footballers need rest, not another fixture. When growth starts taking more than it gives.
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The Soccer vs. Football Debate Is Manufactured Outrage
Soccer or football, call it what you want. The debate is manufactured outrage, and the British origin of the word soccer ends the fake argument.