Adam Bryant
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I think pace of play is more of a factor. Baseball was a sport that worked very well with a radio, while football, with the gap of time between plays, lends nicely to TV and replays. I think free agency had the same behavior across most sports (few "life time players", salary before winning, etc.).
July 30, 2025 at 5:10 PM
I think pace of play is more of a factor. Baseball was a sport that worked very well with a radio, while football, with the gap of time between plays, lends nicely to TV and replays. I think free agency had the same behavior across most sports (few "life time players", salary before winning, etc.).
Maybe Lamar Odom who wore #7 and is listed as owning a white Rolls Royce? (www.ranker.com/list/famous-...)
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Maybe Lamar Odom who wore #7 and is listed as owning a white Rolls Royce? (www.ranker.com/list/famous-...)