Until yesterday, my favorite sports thing of the past week and a half-ish had been going to the women's lacrosse semis! It was cold and wet but I enjoyed seeing lacrosse in person for the first time, especially with one game being quite good and the other being a kind of unbelievable display of dominance.
And then yesterday OU softball hit a walkoff HR against Karlyn Pickens after she'd been untouchable for much of the game, and that became my favorite.
Opening with a scorching hot take about jazz that's destined to lose you between zero and one subscribers is very much a "I've been doing this a whole year, and now I can finally take off the filter" move. The only acceptable follow-up is a 10,000 word ranking of all jazz genres.
By the way, I used to work one floor above DAZN headquarters. Everyone in my office refused to use the DAZN preferred pronunciation. "Dazzin" was most common, though I tried to get "Dan" to catch on based on the argument that the Z had to be silent.
Canadians don't really care about the IIHF "World" Championships either. It's nice if we win it, but otherwise forgettable. It's the NIT of international hockey.
Until yesterday, my favorite sports thing of the past week and a half-ish had been going to the women's lacrosse semis! It was cold and wet but I enjoyed seeing lacrosse in person for the first time, especially with one game being quite good and the other being a kind of unbelievable display of dominance.
And then yesterday OU softball hit a walkoff HR against Karlyn Pickens after she'd been untouchable for much of the game, and that became my favorite.
The PWHL Finals had 4 OT games that each ended 2-1. No series in NHL playoff history has ever had four straight OT games finish with the same score.
Opening with a scorching hot take about jazz that's destined to lose you between zero and one subscribers is very much a "I've been doing this a whole year, and now I can finally take off the filter" move. The only acceptable follow-up is a 10,000 word ranking of all jazz genres.
By the way, I used to work one floor above DAZN headquarters. Everyone in my office refused to use the DAZN preferred pronunciation. "Dazzin" was most common, though I tried to get "Dan" to catch on based on the argument that the Z had to be silent.
Canadians don't really care about the IIHF "World" Championships either. It's nice if we win it, but otherwise forgettable. It's the NIT of international hockey.
“Dormie” has always been a super wierd word. Thanks for confirming.