Saw 13 somewhere in a news article so assumed that to be right. I just checked and this is the 30th year at the Garden. Thanks for the heads up.

Let me clarify, since I've caught some grief for that sentence. If the phrase 'local music scene' includes all of the national acts that come through great local venues like the Abbey Bar, the Whitaker Center, and even the American Music Theater in Lancaster, I'll take back that comment. I think Central PA does great attracting nationally touring acts. My issue, not as big as the sentence sounds in hindsight, is that since I'm here (about 6 years now) there has not really been more than one or two local bands or artists that I've seen that made me go 'ok, I need to see these guys again'. So when I wrote 'local music scene', I was referring to the actual music being played and created by local bands. There's nothing I'd like to see more than some local band create some sort of buzz, but over six years of seeing a good amount of local music, only a few acts caught my ear.

The Eagles took the lead into the 4th quarter in five games that they ended up losing. That's a trend and if they held the lead in one of those 5 games, they win the division and make the playoffs. That's a fair topic to cover, and thats the point I made. Glad you enjoyed it.

So by your logic, most teams winning in the fourth quarter by less than two touchdowns end up losing? I'd love to see those numbers.