Zach Warren

@TheAthleticFC @PaulTenorio Here's the thing: I think most non-online MLS fans couldn't care less about transfer windows. It's the fan experience. If my choices are the 8th-best domestic league on a nice summer night or the 5th-best domestic league freezing in late Nov., I'm taking the first every time.

MLS focused on stability for two and half decades, now it's time for change. How a calendar flip could be the action the league needs to take to capitalise on Lionel Messi's effect and a home World Cup in 2026. 📝 @PaulTenorio nytimes.com/athletic/58704…

This would end my @MNUFC season tickets and maybe my soccer fandom at large tbh. I've never cared much about Euro leagues, just the atmosphere and fun following the local team live. If 2/3 of games would be below 40 degrees (because MN cold runs Nov-Apr), what's the point @MLS?

I’m sorry but that wasn’t a foul! Let the damn players dictate the outcome of a close battled tested game. 🤦🏾‍♂️

2. Guess there's at least two Delawareans in Minnesota now. Donte: Tono's for the best cheesesteak, it really does get that cold, and if you call it "water ice" you'll get made fun of, trust me

1. Ant gets the rightful press, but Towns was my favorite Wolf. He embraced the Twin Cities maybe more than any other pro athlete, people would see him around a lot. Will be very sad to see him go

Was so confused when I saw Charcoal Pit trending nationally because I had no idea what would have the same name as the Wilmington diner. But nope, literally means that Charcoal Pit. RIP the one next to Pike Creek Bowling Alley.

the european mind cannot comprehend lil jon doing georgia's roll call

Might be first Delaware native in a top five soccer league? A beautiful thing. I've got a reason to follow Ligue 1 this season.

Naz Reid.

It's been wild having a President from my hometown for 4 years. So naturally now that he's leaving, the new VP pick... was my wife's hometown Representative and a teacher at a rival high school. All politics is local, but specifically to us apparently

President Biden is the definition of a true patriot, and he has led the most accomplished administration we’ve seen in my lifetime. Under his leadership, we have historic employment across the country, we’ve made critical investment in addressing climate change and we’ve bolstered economic opportunity for millions of Americans. But I’ve been lucky to see President Biden champion working families and equity over my whole life — as my Senator, Vice President, and over the last three and a half years as President. In that time, he’s proven that we can do big things together that make a real difference in the lives of Americans, from Wilmington to Scranton and beyond — and through it all, he’s shown how decent, kind and selfless he is. It’s easy to be cynical but President Biden has never done that — now more than ever, we need to channel that hope and determination to continue the work he’s accomplished. Thank you, President Biden, for your patriotism to our country and our democracy.

Have never regretted being a yearly subscriber. Also glad they mentioned the SEC Game Previews, because this one from two years ago still sticks with me to confirm A. they've got the weirdest venn diagram of an audience and B. I'm in the dead center.

Minnesota's lack of men's sports success has been talked to death, but at the same time the women's teams have been absolutely dominant. The first PWHL title comes to the State of Hockey!

Often known as the “big three” of MLS

Wild it's been less than a year since Northwestern's hazing scandal. So for NU's true rival in this year's #CharitibundiBowl, I'm donating .0001% of Pat Fitzgerald's remaining salary + fees, x2 corp match, then the same to @CrisisTextLine since bullying sucks. @ShutdownFullcas

Pablo Finds Out is a regular listen anyway. But when they're discussing @julieebeck's spectacular Atlantic story on the suburbs? That's a super immediate drop-everything-and-listen.

Legal tech always seems to get into the public eye in the absolute weirdest ways

History is made in Las Vegas! Rajah Caruth becomes the third Black driver to win a NASCAR national series race, joining Wendell Scott and Bubba Wallace.

Adding to my running list of Best Delaware Athletes. She got robbed of MVP tbh