Sneakylong He’s playing for the love of football and to win championships.
More power to him, but that is not his legacy, by definitions I've found. That is merely his history, his accomplishments. His salary is his legacy, if there is any left when he passes away. If he's broke, sorry, no legacy.
Disagree. Lol Can’t go on forever arguing about this . 
But one reason Tom left the Patriots was because Belichick wanted to move on from Brady.
Belichick wanted to keep Jimmy G. over Tom before but Kraft said no. So they moved Jimmy G. Fast forward and another reason was Tom wasn’t having as much fun. Brady could never understand why Belichick never asked him to play golf. Lol. True.
So Brady left. His first choice was San Francisco (Brady’s childhood home team). But they stayed with Jimmy G. He looked around and saw Tampa had the best receiving core. Better than anything he had with the Pats.
Belichick was defensive minded and never gave Brady the receiving corps he deserved. Spent all of Toms hometown discount money on defensive players.
Anyway, there was always a debate was it Belichick or Brady. Brady answered that question winning a Super Bowl in his first season with the Bucs during a pandemic.
Case closed. Tom could’ve made a lot more money going elsewhere, but he stayed in New England to win championships. Legacy……
Sneakylong Don’t sell yourself short.
Thanks for making my points for me. Tom could stay in New England because he Already had the money. Surely you can see that. Had he been married to a cheer leader he would have went somewhere else because he would have needed the money. He is the only QB in the NFL whose wife is the bread winner in the family.
You act as if King Arthur was riding into Gillette Stadium on a white horse to play. If it was about Brady vs Bellichik he could have left NE years ago and went to a better team. Could it be perhaps, that Tom was concerned most about providing stability for his family? Maybe that is his true Legacy?
Nope, nope and nope. Legacy is your accomplishments. Two time (1911- 1912) U.S. Open winner John McDermott was institutionalized with mental illness for most of his life after his accomplishments.
The story goes many years later his sister took him to a U.S. Open. He wandered away from his sister and was in the Pro Shop and the person working went over and was going to escort him out.
Arnold saw what was happening and recognized McDermott and went over and said this gentleman is a back to back U.S. Open champion and he is my guest today.
Palmer recognized McDermott because of his accomplishments / legacy and not because he did or did not have money.
Nope. You clearly are not up to speed on this. I explained why he stayed and why he left. But believe what you want.
I find it quite humorous that you think you know what your talking about. Lol
Sneakylong Legacy is your accomplishments.
Did not know you had authority to rewrite every dictionary on the market. Bully, for you!!
Be careful when you get to the Bible excerpts.
Sneakylong accomplishments / legacy
Not the same. Otherwise, I'm famous and have a nice legacy myself.
But, I'm not and don't. I don't have the necessary ego to say that I do either.
So if Barkley is playing a pro-am, dining with the shark, all while still having 2 or 3 yrs left on his TNT contract, looking at the LIV, how does that work? How much money are they offering him?
TNT considering broadcasting LIV tournaments?
Barkley would make 3 media announcers of recent if he joins LIV.
Yeah, Barkley’s contract with TNT is up in 2024. He makes $10 million now and would want more to go to LIV. If TNT or another broadcaster partners with LIV then that's a game changer.
Because it’s unlikely LIV can be profitable without a large broadcast deal. It needs more exposure than the measly audience YouTube offers. Not that it really matters because of the amount of money the Saudi’s can throw at LIV. 
Barkley met with Norman and insinuated a TV deal was coming. My guess is Barkley will jump to LIV.
Barkley has said he eventually wants to retire and doesn’t want to die on TV. Lol If he leaves TNT and goes to LIV he essentially will die on TV with only 60,000 to 80,000 viewers on YouTube. Lol
johnnydoom Don't know anything about the personal lives
and if you did, and you were part of today's cancel culture, you would be attempting to cancel their legacy right now.
This applies to the owners and how they made their riches (across all the major sports) as well.
The HOF's would be on fire right now.
Yet, they aren't, because it's not part of the agenda for today and it's easier to hop on a slogan and ride that bandwagon in an attempt to be current and fit in with the like minded, as FOS as that may be.
I cannot eat one more kernel of popcorn.
Sneakylong It seems that no one is up to speed, except for you. I find it quite humorous that you think you have the answers. It is lonely in the Ivory Tower, but you clearly have gotten used to it.
Sorry you feel that way. 
Sneakylong Don’t be. Opinions are like... well you know.
Sneakylong Let me just say this. I was a huge Boston Celtics fan growing up in the 1960’s. Back then many players had offseason jobs. They weren’t playing for a lot of money. The money wasn’t that great.
Loved the Celtics too, but I get the feeling you want athletes to keep suffering and not make any money. We respect the hell out of people that came before us that had to work really hard to achieve what they did, but can't we be happy that now later generations don't have to kill themselves as much?
My kids have a great work ethic (well my oldest any way lol), but I hope they don't have to work as hard as I did (and still am) to have a good life. Sadly it seems like they may have to work even harder. Yes athletes from the bygone era had to work hard for not much pay, but I'm sort of happy owners, leagues, etc are sharing the wealth a bit more now. If only we can get greedy corporations to do the same for engineers, factory workers, accountants, et al.
Sneakylong Because it’s unlikely LIV can be profitable without a large broadcast deal.
Well, perhaps they registered as a Non-Profit. It does seem to work well.
Just to reiterate.
Not at all. I’m all for getting as much money as you can. I’m all for NIL’s in college football for example.
I’ve stated if Bezos or Musk were behind LIV I’d have no problem. I would still think players would be lessening their legacies etc..
I agree with Paul McGinnley that the business model in Pro golf will probably change to guaranteed money. Not sure as a fan I like that. But it seems inevitable.
Other than that I think everyone knows where I stand. I didn’t realize I was so ambiguous.
And I’m not sure this is the forum for the discussion of economics policy where imo the redistribution of wealth to the top incomes has been going on for far to long.
Yes, I’m all for demand side economics (opposed to supply side / trickle down). Put the money in the hands of the masses and have a bottom up economy.
Progressive tax policy instead of regressive tax policy etc.. A job is created because there is demand for a good or service and not because a rich person gets a tax cut etc..
Oops, I’m gonna get accused of self righteous ivory tower opinions again if I’m not careful. Aka as a strong take.
Sneakylong It is not a strong take at all. You come across as it is the only take,which may be correct due to your intellect.
Sneakylong Pro golf will probably change to guaranteed money. Not sure as a fan I like that. But it seems inevitable.
Might not be such a bad thing, having a bigger incentive for the top players to play more tournaments. I don't watch many of the tournaments, like the one going on this week, due to all the absolute 'has-beens' that can jump in.
And I don't get the 'too many tournaments' some say they play too much of. A 'job' is normally 52 weeks/year, as I've learned. No matter what it pays.
I'd like to see the 'sponsorships' banned. It makes players lazy, or so it seems. Companies want advertising, spend it through the public areas/media. Hell, most of those guys don't give a shit about the companies they rake money in from , anyway. They only care due to their bank accounts. They would then have more time to 'work', (see: play tournaments).
Plus, ProV1 balls would be cheap enough for GB members to buy, when not lining the lockers of the shills. 
