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I was watching older RAWs from 93' and 94' and more often than not entire cards are filled with squash matches. Around what time did RAW start focusing on better matches and implementing more storylines?

That's what he does.

When was it first used?

Re watching the attitude era and Droz just kinda appears and helps out LOD in a brawl...and that's it. Apparently, unless I missed something, he debuted during a brawl and JR & Lawler don't really make that much of a big deal out of the fact this unknown man has come out to to help LOD and apparently joined them. They're like "Yeah, this guy's name is Puke and he's joined LOD". I'm like "Ooook".

We do not do Rotisserie, our league goes by overall points. Here are my choices, their points from last year and their ESPN projected points for this year:

(Name - points last year - projected points this year - rank last year)

Victor Martinez - 513.5 - 405 - Ranked #1 Batter overall

Edwin Encarnacion - 384.5 - 445 - Ranked #21 Batter overall

Madison Bumgarner - 580 - 603 - Ranked #11 Starting Pitcher

(Note: Pitchers in our league overall gets more points than batters, that's why Bumgarner has more points than the other two. )

By not giving the ability to search for Chris Benoit matches and not seeing his matches tabbed on the progress bar is making me more aware of Benoit than I normally would be.

Everytime I watch a PPV where he is involved I see this huge empty space of time on the progress bar and I wonder what happens during that time. I then occasionally fast forward to that time period only to realize "Oh, yeah, a Benoit match".

I understand WWE obviously wants to distance themselves from Benoit, but by doing this it honestly makes him stand out more. It would have been better if they just put his name on the matches he was in just like everyone else.

Just the word itself, disregard any context it may be used in.

Just the word itself, disregard any context it may be used in.