The cupcake exists, and it's Caribbean
Jamaica is beyond repair at this point, although you didn’t need this chart to tell you that – losing four in a row and winning none out of the first six will usually turn any campaign into a flaming bag of goldfish. But Jamaica’s week and a half was so amazingly poor that they have now qualified as the Hexagonal cupcake.
Which calls for a new chart. When a team implodes the way Jamaica has, you no longer get credit for beating them anywhere, and you get punished for doing anything except beating them anywhere. The logic behind this should be clear – Jamaica is handing out points to anyone who wanders by. Jamaica is the only team so far to flat-out lose at home, and they’ve done it twice so far – to Mexico and the United States. If you’re only getting one when everyone else is getting three, that’s just like losing.
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Jamaica is beyond repair at this point, although you didn’t need this chart to tell you that – losing four in a row and winning none out of the first six will usually turn any campaign into a flaming bag of goldfish. But Jamaica’s week and a half was so amazingly poor that they have now qualified as the Hexagonal cupcake.
Which calls for a new chart. When a team implodes the way Jamaica has, you no longer get credit for beating them anywhere, and you get punished for doing anything except beating them anywhere. The logic behind this should be clear – Jamaica is handing out points to anyone who wanders by. Jamaica is the only team so far to flat-out lose at home, and they’ve done it twice so far – to Mexico and the United States. If you’re only getting one when everyone else is getting three, that’s just like losing.
(continue)
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