How would you kill a man? — and other pressing sports questions
The q sports panel talks through this week's top headlines from the world of sports.
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q's sports culture panel thinks beyond the play-by-play to weigh in on the societal impact of sports stories — from win-at-all-costs culture to taxpayer funded stadiums. Not a fan? Not a problem. Our panel watches much more than the scoreboard.
Today Bruce Arthur, Sonali Karnick and Dave Zirin join Shad to discuss:
- FIFA's search for a new president following corruption allegations against Sepp Blatter. Will a changing of the guard really matter if the larger institution stays the same?
- Plus, the headscratching questions scouts ask NFL wannabes. What's the point of an invasive, inappropriate interview?
- How far should the Blue Jays go to keep Jose Bautista? Should they fork out the rumoured $150 million?
WEB EXTRA | Austen Lane recently took to Twitter to reveal some of the questions flung at him by scouts, and his gif reaction to each.