Joe Starkey

Yes, I mean, all of us.

That'd be ideal.

I'd love to see every single sporting event for free, but that ain't the way the world works, at least not the way I know it.

That's the way that it used to work, though, and I think that's why it's rising to this level.

And the way it used to work was there was no other available options.

There was Channel 2, 4, and 7, and then 29 was public broadcasting in Buffalo.

I had four channels.

That's the way it used to work, too.

Things change.

Next.

According to Pro Football Talk, there are mixed signals as to whether Myles Garrett could potentially be traded by the Cleveland Browns.

So as Pro Football Talk put in a story, the truth on Garrett and the Browns is elusive.

On one hand, Andrew Barry continues to call Garrett a career Brown.

On the other hand, Garrett seems to be ready to give up a $1 million workout bonus by skipping team's offseason program.

So the Browns are having their, with a new head coach, you could do that this week, their voluntary workouts.

But Myles Garrett was fined $1 million because he skipped the offseason program.

Which I find kind of fascinating.

All he had to do was show up and he gets a million dollars?

Show up and you make a million dollars.

There are people who live their whole lives to try to win a million dollars on a scratch-off and such things.