McCall

No that's pretty normal capacity for an NFL stadium. Mercedes-Benz Stadium capacity is listed at 71k, expandable to 75k. US Bank Stadium in Minneapolis is listed under 67k, expandable to 73k.

The moving of the Vipers to Orlando was mentioned in May 2020 before the bankruptcy and subsequent auctioning of the league, which I believe was before any Disney involvement.

Seattle is on the sea, anchors correlate the sea and therefore to the city, not necessarily the nickname. Orlando has Disney World. Again, the city itself, probably not the name.

Doubtful. Seattle still appears to be the Dragons, Orlando the Vipers and some are very generic or just lend to being new, like Las Vegas "There's a brand new game in town".

I was wondering why Rod Woodson of Las Vegas was saying, "It's about time, San Antonio". Maybe a show of solidarity for the new teams. Then I realized, each saying is for the coach below.

If they swing it's a strike.

Those 3 had the lowest attendance.

You evil son of a bi***.

But we like you anyway.

Who told you?

None of this would "keep" these conferences together. No way any of Oregon, Washington, Notre Dame, UNC, etc. would stay in conferences that add Coastal Carolina, San Jose State, UTSA, Old Dominion and the like. That's a sign of desperation and any legit Power 5 school would high tail it out of there as soon as the idea was being entertained. So these moves would actually doom any relevance they would hope to salvage.

"The floating, yellow lines represent the disconnect between the sponsor and the kickass All-Star Game logo."

Also, the hidden 'M' in Mount Rainier.

Soooooo... they're not.

It's a throwback, not a new primary uniform.

Good for the Marlins.

It says First Horizon Park maxes out at 10,000 with the berm. I don't know the layout of the stadium, but I would assume no more than 2,000 additional could be fitted in there, if that. Every recent all-star game has maxed out or exceeded listed capacity. There is no way they are going to play the all-star game in a stadium that small. A regular season game works in special, yet smaller, settings because it's a regular game, not one featuring the best players from all of baseball. TV viewership may be going down (not sure), but physical attendance has not and won't, as even if only 40,000 people are ever interested in it, those 40,000 people would happily show up at the game if given the opportunity (although they'd probably cancel it at that point, but you get what I'm saying).

My best guess would be Atlanta. If not them, I could see Texas, with their new stadium. Although, they did get to host an NLDS series, the NLCS and World Series in 2020, the latter two with some fans, unlike every other game that season. They may get pushed down the list a little bit.

Big XII, ACC and Pac-12 are exiled to the Yukon.

Today, we are all willforgetmylogin... inside, brother.

I'm pretty sure you can make Arizona, New Mexico and West Virginia all blue. And the SEC will still sweep the "final four".

What do you mean "no trim on the Jazz uniforms"? It's clear as day that there's actual trim just like Cleveland, only the color of the jersey.

You make me wanna become an Atheist.

Annnnnnddddd... Your picture on top of the original from Google images.

And here is the picture of a helmet from Google that you cropped and reversed to try and pass off as the real thing.