All of them. Fantasy leagues are quite popular. My son makes/loses small money from his selections. I think that keeps a lot of the fan base today interested. This and the fact that the stars you love end up leaving to make more lucrative contracts, kills your team's unique identity.

average, but I've seen it that quick.

Back in 2017, the Red Sox had their Killer B's....Benintendi, Betts and Bradley. Their best OF since Rice, Lynn, and Evans. That lasted 2 years and then that group got dismantled.

are ubiquitous on any televised sporting event now. (cornhole, anyone?) That's something the government should never have allowed, just like cigarettes.

Gambling is a disease, and many people don't have the strength to stop themselves once they get started. Making it so easy to gamble, right from your phone or computer, is a guaranteed road to money problems, bankruptcy, or worse, for many individuals.

Of course the government wanted the revenue available from legalized gambling, and once the government gets a taste of a "sin tax" in their mouth, they can never let go of it. It's here to stay, unfortunately.

Just my opinion, of course, but I'm totally against having legalized gambling commercials rammed down our throats during televised sporting events.

I went to a Dolphins-Ravens game last year at M&T Stadium in Baltimore and was at first shocked to see a casino just a couple of blocks outside the stadium (I actually parked in the casino's garage).

But was was more shocking to me is what I saw when I got inside the stadium. On the second deck of the stadium, Caesar's had a sportsbook suite. Yes DUers, you read that correctly, a full-up sportsbook AT. THE. STADIUM!