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Actually, Wayne Huizenga was the initial owner and he named them the Florida Marlins because when they started in 1993, there was no other MLB team in Florida. He wanted to market the team not only to the South Florida market from Miami to WPB, but to the entire state of Florida. Tampa Bay...

That A's owner seems like a real POS from what I've read about him. It's a shame because I rooted for them prior to the Marlins becoming a team. The '70's and late '80's/early '90's A's were no joke.

Actually, isn't it Santa Clara? For that matter, no team has played in NY in 40 years. It's the Miami Dolphins not the Miami Gardens Dolphins. Both LA teams play in Inglewood. Unless city land becomes cheaper than the suburbs, you'll see more and more of it.

No scorn for them leaving not once, but twice now? They are a special team because I think they still have a large presence of fans in LA 30 years after they left there as well. I don't know. Maybe the Cardinals and Rams still get some love in St. Louis? Doubtful.

Surprised by the line. KC beat Josh Allen and Lamar Jackson (who beat the Niners handily a month ago in SF) on the road while Niners eked out home wins against the 2 NFC North upstarts, but Vegas usually knows their stuff.

Arnold Jackson Season 1, Episode 5 What you talking about Willis?

Live by the Dan Gamble, die by the Dan Gamble.

Have no clue what the **** you were talking about before and even less so now.

Poor, poor Detroit.