Here's one of many totally incorrect social media sentiments:
"Kansas City is the center of the sports universe for the next 48 hours."
Don't laugh, I'm trying to make a point . . .
Mainstream media is already starting to joke about how Kansas City is so desperate for sports glory that this town is celebrating a Monday night game and a mediocre playoff appearance as if it was the second coming.
A popular theme in pro sports is to "act like you've been there."
But it seems like Kansas City is quickly losing perspective on these minor sporting events amid one rally after the next and basically every newscast dedicated to sports celebration.
FACT: THREE RALLIES ARE PROBABLY TOO MUCH TO MARK A DESPERATE WILDCARD APPEARANCE AND THE MONDAY NIGHT GAME ISN'T EXACTLY THE SUPER BOWL!!!
You decide if this mania is well-deserved or if it reveals that Kansas City is acting like a bush league town and isn't quite ready for prime time.
Developing . . .
KC will be triumphant very soon. This is all going to turn out greatly for our city and our leaders. Wait and see.
ReplyDeleteYeah !! Go Kansas City !!
ReplyDeleteYou are the only person that's an embarassment to Kansas City.
ReplyDeleteand you act like a legitimate source of news, but the reality is you're a copy paste queen who still jerks it in mommy's basement....
ReplyDeleteCelebrate, don't hate.. loser.
All I know is parking and hot dogs are not getting any cheaper so who benefits from all this hooplah?
ReplyDeleteFor fuck's sake, I like bitching about the toy train and posting racists rants as much as the next guy- BUT can we just enjoy these games tonight and tomorrow?
ReplyDeleteYeah I tried to get tickets to the tax payer subsidized Kaufman Stadium but I couldn't justify spending $130 for nosebleeds.
ReplyDeleteAgree - act like you've been there before.
ReplyDeleteChiefs don't give a shit about any of you as long as you show up to the games and pay their parking fees and $7 for shitty beer
ReplyDeleteThe one comment I'm tired of hearing is that this is a "once in a lifetime opportunity." People draining their savings to buy tickets for a "once in a lifetime opportunity." Is it? With a really winning team, wouldn't it be a once a year opportunity?
ReplyDeleteAmen! Don't reward mediocrity!
DeleteI wish I could afford to take the kids to aee the Royals game - we enjoy the mustard running after the ketchup.
ReplyDeleteI tried to go out and play a game of catch with my boy at the stadium I paid for....let's just say that the security out there makes a pretty darned good open field tackle on an 8 year old.
ReplyDeleteActually, insiders suggest Oakland baseball team is more concerned about golfing than winning the game against the Royals. Shock! Royals might actually win because of a Oakland's cavalier attitude towards the game. Chiefs will lose, though.
ReplyDelete17-0 Chiefs at the half.
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