Episode 59: How Do We Perceive Selfishness in Sports?

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We return this week to touch on the NFL's seemingly purposeful ineptitude and the NBA trade cycle. Further, we touch on the US Open semifinals and the ridiculous idea that most golfers take risks by turning pro. Then we discuss greatness in cricket bowling and the potential for salary caps in cycling. Our main topic this week is how to understand selfishness in the context of sports. When is it good or bad? Our "I think" pieces both touch on why we shouldn't separate sports from politics.

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