The Expandables
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No...just no.
Well I used to think that I think the Indians will eventually move out of town, but after your well thought out retort, I've changed my mind. Obviously they will never leave Cleveland. ?
Well I used to think that I think the Indians will eventually move out of town, but after your well thought out retort, I've changed my mind. Obviously they will never leave Cleveland. ?
Trust me. It was well thought out
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Announced that the Blue Jays will play in Buffalo this year
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Just to complete some data on the above....as it pertains to the NFL only; Here are the Top 50 Metropolitan areas in the USA where the ones in Black Bold have an NFL team:
1. New York
2. Los Angeles
3. Chicago
4. Washington/Baltimore
5. San Fran/Oak/San Jose
6. Boston
7. Dallas/Ft. Worth
8. Houston
9. Philly
10. Miami
11. Atlanta
12. Detroit
13. Phoenix
14. Seattle
15. Orlando
16. Minneapolis/St. Paul
17. Denver
18. Cleveland
19. San Diego
20. Tampa/St. Pete
21. Portland OR
22. St. Louis
23. Charlotte
24. Salt Lake City
25. Sacramento
26. Pittsburgh
27. San Antonio
28. Columbus
29. Kansas City
30. Indianapolis
31. Las Vegas
32. Cincinnati
33. Raleigh
34. Nashville
35.Milwaukee
36. Virginia Beach/Norfolk
37. Greensboro NC
38. Jacksonville
39. New Orleans
40. Louisville
41. Oklahoma City
42. Greenville/Spartanburg SC
43. Grand Rapids Mich
44. Hartford
45. Memphis
46. Birmingham Ala.
47. Fresno
48. Harrisburg
49. Buffalo
50. Fresno
103. Green Bay
The Ones in Green have an NBA team...but no other sport. The ones in Red have MLB, or MLB and NBA, but no NFL. Ones in Blue have an NHL team, but no other sport. Purple has baseball and hockey but no NFL or NBA.
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Just to complete some data on the above....as it pertains to the NFL only; Here are the Top 50 Metropolitan areas in the USA where the ones in Black Bold have an NFL team:
1. New York
2. Los Angeles
3. Chicago
4. Washington/Baltimore
5. San Fran/Oak/San Jose
6. Boston
7. Dallas/Ft. Worth
8. Houston
9. Philly
10. Miami
11. Atlanta
12. Detroit
13. Phoenix
14. Seattle
15. Orlando
16. Minneapolis/St. Paul
17. Denver
18. Cleveland
19. San Diego
20. Tampa/St. Pete
21. Portland OR
22. St. Louis
23. Charlotte
24. Salt Lake City
25. Sacramento
26. Pittsburgh
27. San Antonio
28. Columbus
29. Kansas City
30. Indianapolis
31. Las Vegas
32. Cincinnati
33. Raleigh
34. Nashville
35.Milwaukee
36. Virginia Beach/Norfolk
37. Greensboro NC
38. Jacksonville
39. New Orleans
40. Louisville
41. Oklahoma City
42. Greenville/Spartanburg SC
43. Grand Rapids Mich
44. Hartford
45. Memphis
46. Birmingham Ala.
47. Fresno
48. Harrisburg
49. Buffalo
50. Fresno
103. Green Bay
The Ones in Green have an NBA team...but no other sport. The ones in Red have MLB, or MLB and NBA, but no NFL. Ones in Blue have an NHL team, but no other sport. Purple has baseball and hockey but no NFL or NBA.
Just to complete some data on the above....as it pertains to the NFL only; Here are the Top 50 Metropolitan areas in the USA where the ones in Bold have an NFL team:
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The Ones in Green have an NBA team...but no other sport. The ones in red have MLB, or MLB and NBA, but no NFL. Ones in Blue have an NHL team, but no other sport. Purple has baseball and hockey but no NFL or NBA.
Nice job, I see you're enjoying retirement. So are you doing any legal stuff in your spare time?
I haven't done any real tax work or financial advice at all since 2016. I used to do a lot more most pro bono but since the wife finished working in 2017 I've really kicked back.
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Just to complete some data on the above....as it pertains to the NFL only; Here are the Top 50 Metropolitan areas in the USA where the ones in Bold have an NFL team:
........
The Ones in Green have an NBA team...but no other sport. The ones in red have MLB, or MLB and NBA, but no NFL. Ones in Blue have an NHL team, but no other sport. Purple has baseball and hockey but no NFL or NBA.
Nice job, I see you're enjoying retirement. So are you doing any legal stuff in your spare time?
I haven't done any real tax work or financial advice at all since 2016. I used to do a lot more most pro bono but since the wife finished working in 2017 I've really kicked back.
Nice job, I see you're enjoying retirement. So are you doing any legal stuff in your spare time?
I haven't done any real tax work or financial advice at all since 2016. I used to do a lot more most pro bono but since the wife finished working in 2017 I've really kicked back.
I am not retired. Semi-retired, perhaps. I still hold court every 2 weeks. I still have to meet with clients a couple of times a week and do work on cases in between. I have to meet a client tomorrow afternoon. . But, yes, I was able to arrange things like spending 2.5 weeks in Texas for my daughter's wedding.
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