[fullmetal]

I get the winners-win argument, I really do.  I mean, I live in soon-to-be-SEC country.  But prior to January 2017, did any of us think that F1 racing would be a winning investment in the United States?  Who thought there'd be a tv market for bowling, poker, billiards, darts, or cornhole?  Sports out of the public eye right now aren't necessarily consigned to the dustbin of irrelevance.  Larry Scott made some terrible calls (he wasn't ever equipped to be a commish anyway), and we are all paying the price for that now.

[fullmetal]

I get the winners-win argument, I really do.  I mean, I live in soon-to-be-SEC country.  But prior to January 2017, did any of us think that F1 racing would be a winning investment in the United States?  Who thought there'd be a tv market for bowling, poker, billiards, darts, or cornhole?  Sports out of the public eye right now aren't necessarily consigned to the dustbin of irrelevance.  Larry Scott made some terrible calls (he wasn't ever equipped to be a commish anyway), and we are all paying the price for that now.