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It's November first and that means it is time for NBA basketball...Oh wait the NBA is still locked with no end in sight .

There's nothing more frustrating for sports fans than watching the Games. Tape-delayed coverage may be a long Olympic TV tradition ... but this isn't 1988, writes Michael Rosenberg.

This story is a little complicated, and we have to look at a whole lot of factors. What we are really looking it are forces of business pressing on each other trying to get things done that are good for business but not necessarily good for sports fans.

Did you know that the newest Pro-Football league is three games into their Inaugural season? I am betting you didn't as the debut of the UFL has gone largely under the radar of most sports journalists and many sports fans.

However that may be part of the leagues overall plan, as they look just to survive their first season and grow come season number two.

The league may not want a lot of attention right now, as it has just four teams, it hasn't fully implemented their rule book, and they are striving to build a nitch audience.

Apparently Eli Manning has not learned a thing for Alex Rodriguez another star player with a huge contract who happens to also play in New York.

The sports fans in New York are fast to criticize when a player doesn't perform, and even faster to criticize when said player is signed to a huge contract.

Read more: http://www.inquisitr.com/32149/eli-manning-signs-a-huge-deal/#ixzz0NLNeLpbM

It seems pretty funny to me that Donald Trump gets such a free pass. No other guy in America could go on TV and call Rosie O'Donnell a fat pig and have virtually no one question that act.

Worst than that many sports fans give The Donal a free pass when he played a large role in the demise of the old USFL.