Episode 76: Drinking Deeply from the World Cup

from Three-Point Range Hosted by Mike Berardino/Kimball Crossley/Tim Crothers

With the eyes of the world on Qatar, Tim divulges his most favored nation, Kimball chides those who fail to see the drama in low-scoring matches and Mike proposes an expansion of fair-play points as a way to incentivize sportsmanship in other realms.

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