And I say this as an American. Recommended everyone read The New Yorker, which is somehow branded as a class act. Should not have apologized.Conservator DOES make one interesting point, though, in that professional sports teams are often the beneficiaries of taxpayer subsidies, whether in the form of stadium financing, or special tax property tax breaks, etc. But that is still not the same situation as exists for public employees. Whether it makes sense for a given city or town to offer tax breaks or subsidies to a private business (whether it is a pro sports team, or a large local employer) is an interesting question or issue, but is unrelated to the issue of public employees going on strike.

Just reaching playoffs no longer considered accomplishment; overriding goal is win at least one playoff game this season. Anything less than going deep into playoffs will be considered underachieving, which is new standard in Cincinnati.STRENGTHS: QB, S, LB.WEAKNESSES: OL, RB.EXPECTA