I don’t see it as a total negative. Yes, it’s a terrible thing for the organization and the women involved, but the Pegulas appear to have handled it professionally and hopefully it sends a positive signal to fans that the team’s priorities are correct.
First, my post does not reference what he did (we don’t know for sure), I responded to your outdated view on what constitutes right and wrong. And, IMO, you don’t seem to get it. Good luck at the workplace!
Fall of Hyperion is almost as good as Hyperion. The third book goes off the rails. I didn’t get the point.
I read The Terror. Great writin* and atmosphere but I think it lacks substance. I think the TV show is well done but it seems to run out of steam when you realize there it isn’t much more than a creature killing everyone.
I havent read any any other Simmons mostly because I feel I’ll be disappointed.
Same with Dune. I was surprised how much I liked it but never took the leap to read the next book.
The Fifth Season series’s is good. First two are great, with an OK third act.
Same for the Passage. First two are excellent but third ran out of steam.
Other than the usual lazy analysis that having other life interests equates to not caring enough about football, I didn’t see anything in that article that suggests Josh Rosen is anything like Jake Locker.
From all I’ve seen Josh Rosen is a deeply curious about many things, including how to be great in football.
It’s a fallacy to believe that because someone has multiple interests they are incapable of sticking to and becoming an expert in any of them.
Yeah, okay.
One old, roided, cranky player wants more money than he's worth to justify poor life decisions that have permanently damaged his vital organs = GM may have a personnel problem.