CanadianChris

Like I said, the NFL did the same thing in 2003 in the same situation and everything was fine. They didn't postpone any games for Katrina either. This isn't 9/11 where you have to postpone every single game, and this isn't college where you've got lots of time to make up games after the season.

Any song with the lyric "That time at the mall" can't be any good.

When exactly are they supposed to play it? There's no off week between the regular season and playoffs. They have to play it this week. They did the same thing for the Monday night game in 2003.

Did that baserunning graphic on fox just say "J. JUGO"?

With the ticket fiasco in Denver, this is probably what it'll sound like when the Rockies are retired in order at Coors Field also.

As bad as it was in Jacksonville, it'll be even worse in Glendale, AZ. At least there it won't be cold. And it'll probably be fairly clean.

My God, haven't they started YET?!? It's past 8:30!!

You're forgetting the basic fact that the corporate types the Super Bowl caters to don't want to be freezing their asses off in the middle of a typical northeast cold snap to watch a couple of teams they probably don't have any interest in play football.

What, did they drag Kelly kicking and screaming to the shoot?

Yeah, that's just dumb. No player in the Super Bowl is ever going to be dumb enough to play in an exhibition game a week before the biggest game of his life.

What non-NFL venues are there that they don't go to already? The Rose Bowl is the only place I can think of that anyone would actually want to go to in the middle of winter.

That's not what he said. He wanted to see if he could put the sharpshooter on while both guys were lying on the mat.

Expect a ton of Red Sox fans at Coors Field if they're selling exclusively online. I have no idea why they wouldn't do an in-person lottery for some portion of the tickets. I've been reading a lot of Rockies fans say they have the worst ownership of any team in Denver, and that this is just another reason why.

No, can't say that I have.

How bad (or more accurately, much different) could it be from any other CBC affiliate? What treble said. Yeah, I'm getting to the point where if it's not in HD, it's not worth watching. I was watching Weir win the Fry's yesterday, and the images were just so bad on the Golf Channel I almost had to turn it off. A lot of the time, I can't even stick with a Sens game on A-Channel because it's not in HD.

No chance for me, I needed the SNF score to stay at 28-21 to have a shot with tonight's game.

Thank God for Elam. Without him, Denver's probably 0-6.

It's been years since I've been on AIM. How do I do this?

Hm, first week with no eliminations. I don't think we'll be saying the same thing next week.

Daunte Culpepper still sucks.

Well, yes, but MLB put itself into this predicament when they announced the switch after the NFL schedule had already been released. They knew there was a game in Denver on the Monday night of Game 5. Besides, it's not going to matter, because we all know Colorado is sweeping the World Series anyway.

Why don't we just hope for a winning lottery ticket while we're at it?

I'm from Kingston, and I would try to find an excuse not to watch CKWS whenever possible.

Block this MF'n kick.

It used to be like that, but CBC started doing two early games a couple of years ago. People in the Ottawa area get the Sens, plus anyone else who gets CBC Ottawa on satellite.