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Cubs fans have issues if they think Bryce Harper is the solution to turning the franchise around

If Cubs Nation is banking on Bryce Harper to turn our franchise around, they have a lot of issues.

This is a subjective assessment of a fan base's mindset and a team's needs.

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Mar 26, 2018
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College basketball is better when Grayson Allen is playing the villain role

College basketball is better when you've got Grayson Allen shoving his ass into people and spitting on old ladies on the side of the court.

The value of a 'villain' in sports is inherently subjective and a matter of fan perspective.
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Mar 26, 2018
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UConn's dominance is ruining women's college basketball

I have not heard enough of the UConn women's college basketball ruining women's college basketball takes this year.

Whether dominance 'ruins' a sport is an unresolvable matter of opinion.
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Mar 26, 2018
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I wouldn't be shocked if Loyola Chicago won the whole NCAA tournament

I wouldn't be shocked if they actually won the whole thing because they are playing unbelievable offense. And I mean, like the Butler team, you know, ...

Loyola Chicago lost to Michigan in the Final Four, failing to win the national championship.

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The Dodgers are too good, but their pitching is the weakness

I think the Dodgers are too good. ... Their pitching is banged up. That's their one kind of Achilles, especially their starters. If their starters can't go deep, it just puts a lot of pressure on their bullpen.

The series prediction was made before the NLCS outcome and is not resolved by the available episode context.
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The Rays are baseball's model small-market organization

It's almost like a known thing in the league: if you're a struggling pitcher, you want to get to the Rays organization, they'll fix you. It's that good. And if you're a struggling hitter, you wanna go to the Dodgers organization, they'll fix you.

This is a broad evaluation of player-development organizations and is not a single objectively resolvable claim.
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A hitter can make 50 to 70 adjustments in a season

I'd probably say, this might sound crazy, like 50 to 70. That's nuts. I mean, you're always tweaking, right? You're always messing with things. Your hands don't feel right.

This is Rizzo's personal estimate about the frequency of hitting adjustments, not a universally verifiable league statistic.