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Your hypothetical question is irrelevant. A business possessing monopoly power over a recognized market is a legal concept. The definition has nothing to do with whether someone could conceivably start a competitor.

What a rally by the Chargers. This is more spark than they've shown for a while.

Quite a nice drive by the Chargers and am amazing catch for the two point conversion to cap it off.

It was an uphill climb for the Lions no matter what, but Campbell wasted four minutes on the early onside kick gambit. That took it from a 10 point game with 12 minutes to go to a 10 minute game with 8 minutes to go. The defense deserved a shot there, and Buffalo has a long history of failing in...

That's remarkable. That's exactly the game they want to play, to have it handed to them like that is something. Also this has been quite a turnaround for the Bucs after they lost some heartbreakers and dropped to 4-6.

Worse. An onside kick attempt with 12 minutes to go.

Dan Campbell often does some wack sh!t, but that may top it all. It's a 5% play. Insane and unserious.

Crucial play there with the catch and fumble call. I guess they got it right? What I don't like is that the NFL doesn't make clear when "replay assist" is used on the fly and when it's not. It's totally ad hoc.

Twice. They got to 30 in barely beating the Bucs and barely beating the Panthers. Today is just about the only time they controlled a full game and never let the opponent back into it. Hopefully Mahomes is OK. Mahomes and leg injuries is the only thing that have taken them down before.

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The Rams go from a revival of their 2018 high octane offense selves last week to this defensive struggle session tonight. Glad to see them win and put the Niners away for good this year though.

That is a major change that is going to attract a lot of complaints. I don't have a problem with it. It has proven difficult in recent years to get the track well prepped for a full 55 laps. I think this stands a chance to produce a more intense and consistent 40 lap main event.

First it was that NASCAR doesn't turn much profit to cede to the teams and that this is publicly reported information. Then it was that a blog post with speculative revenue figures but no information on profits was the public report. Then it was posting ISC earnings statements from when ISC...

You're incorrect. ISC was an independent publicly traded corporation prior to NASCAR purchasing ISC in 2019. NASCAR has always been privately owned and has never released earnings statements. This is becoming tedious and embarrassing.

As you know, that is from when ISC operated as an independent entity from NASCAR. NASCAR's revenues and profits have never been a matter of public record. You represented otherwise, and the inability to just admit that and move on isn't anyone else's fault.

True. I assume most are able to recognize this, but in point of fact, an article by a Forbes.com contributor (not Forbes staff, but a guy who writes blog posts that get published on Forbes.com and is subject to few editorial standards) does not meet the definition of publicly disclosed earnings...

For me it was running out to the store during halftime and missing about half the third quarter. All went to hell during that time.

The game sure turned quickly.

Hate to see Herbert get hurt.