KCRag Forum

Eon Blue wrote:Rex is buying it for Catherine "Layaway" Hanaway.

she's never held a statewide position

With the way the demographic are trending, they could probably get by with a mediocre one. if the Republican presidential candidate has enough coattails they might, I don't see them Dem base being enthused by an ex Republican rather than a current Republican, McCaskil seems to doing enough to turn ...

KCMax wrote:McCaskill declines to run for Gov in 2016. MO Gov mansion seems a good bet to flip to the GOP.

seems like a tossup at this point, Dems hold most statewide offices despite a GOP super majority

GDP (2013) in millions san antonio 96,030 st. louis 145,958 austin 103,892 kansas city 117,321 cincinnati 119,090 denver 178,860 (!) minneapolis-st. paul 227,793 (!!) nashville 100,841 indianapolis 126,472 http://www.bea.gov st. louis has a vast underclass compared to all the other cities, to be su...

if LA ever gets another team or 2, which city becomes the NFL's new pawn?

^There would be no chance, i think St Louis would lose a team forever. Since NFL is all about TV ratings, they want large TV markets now, I would think the order of expansion would be. 1. LA 2. London 3. San Antonio/Austin 4. Toronto 5. Mexico City STL is bigger than San Antonio, also too close to ...

brewcrew1000 wrote:
The NFL is tapped out domestically and I really think any kind of expansion after LA will be in a large city like London, Mexico City or Toronto.

but the networks aren't gonna pay more for teams outside the US, they'd rather have a team in Salina

Because they had (hypothetically) a determined ownership group and a free stadium. That's what will bring the NFL. I don't think they care about market size that much. You could put a team in Salina (or say, podunk Green Bay Wisconsin) and sell out if it was well-run. I think they do want to get in...

^There would be no chance, i think St Louis would lose a team forever. Since NFL is all about TV ratings, they want large TV markets now, I would think the order of expansion would be. 1. LA 2. London 3. San Antonio/Austin 4. Toronto 5. Mexico City STL is bigger than San Antonio, also too close to ...

after the Rams go to LA, what are the chances of the Raiders or Chargers ending up in this place and MO possibly having 2 AFC West teams? could they place the Rams in the AFC West and put the Chargers or Raiders in the NFC West? Would Mark Davis or the Spanos family want to share a stadium in a majo...

TheSmokinPun wrote:There is no other city more apathetic about their NFL team than STL. Feels like every other place in the country is crazy for their team but not the BFiB.

no one will support lame duck losers, they supported them 15 years ago

There is no other city more apathetic about their NFL team than STL. Feels like every other place in the country is crazy for their team but not the BFiB. LA might be even more apathetic than STL (and possibly the sunbelt markets) with the beaches and amount of transplants, Cardinals are #1 in STL,...

If the Rams go to LA? Does STL (or San Antonio) become the pawn of the Raiders or Chargers?

Good news for KC. Sprint appears to be giving up on Tmobile acquisition and shutting down their Silicon Valley office and moving most of those jobs to KC... http://www.bizjournals.com/kansascity/blog/morning_call/2014/12/t-mobile-bid-may-be-truly-dead-softbank-downsizes.html how are you gonna get l...

Or you just set up a concession window/counter facing the lobby of the Sprint Center and visitors cannot enter the store that way. They buy drinks and food from the windows/counter. Then have an external entrance for the 24-hour Quik Trip operation. http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v727/FangKC/Qui...

when will the parade be?

chaglang wrote:

taxi wrote:The meat tastes better in the West Bottoms.

The football's better there too.

so is the baseball

The only issue I'm seeing is that the same people I know who enthusiastically move to urban KC also will flat-out say that they don't plan on staying, but instead plan to move on to places like Austin or the coasts (usually the west) once they get enough money. Granted, they are young and still rel...

What are the demographics of the Raytown and Grandview city councils. police, and school boards?

Do you anyone whose turned a job a Cerner (or Sprint in the 90s) because of the suburban campuses?