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Originally Posted by Mile High Mania
You guys covered that earlier... I was addressing the home and away portion of the discussion and how it's planned pretty far in advance. And, I still think the greater advantage for Denver would be having more home games late in a season when teams are dealing with injuries and colder weather. And, with regards to the history of early home games -- I can't rationally explain it and don't believe I've tried to do so. If I were a fan of another team, I would be in an uproar over it as well. What I have said is this - I would like to see if there are other teams that have had similar scheduling over the years. I would be surprised if it were just Denver, but if someone wants to do the research league wide, go for it.
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Oh, - I'd bet some have enjoyed that advantage but I'd guess not many, and maybe not any, to the same level as Denver...
Tell you what - I've never seen you or met you but I am willing to bet you that if you and I raced 10 times, and you give me the lead at the start of each race, I'll win way more than I lose. In most any race, the advantage is at the start. It's a simple concept. You're not stupid by any means - you understand this concept - you're just being "you" on this issue
because of the overwhelming advantage that Denver has enjoyed for decades, over the rest of the division, at the start of each season due a favorable front loaded home schedule.