
Predicting what sports fans will be saying at the end of 2022
After a hit-or-miss try last year, we try our best to predict what sports fans will be saying by the end of 2022.
After a hit-or-miss try last year, we try our best to predict what sports fans will be saying by the end of 2022.
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Before we attempt to make guesses about 2022, we reflected on what we thought sports fans would be saying at the end of 2021.
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