The Sporting Radius

How does sports offer the American Homeland a TV-culture 'cleat' for what's become net-expression of simplified 'wheat' for superstitions?

Since this given Sunday features a Wimbledon (tennis) championship and the Paris Olympics fast approaches, here's a sports fan-yarn. Thanks for reading! 

DISCLAIMER: This work of sports/media fiction offers no ties to any representative person(s)/body (e.g., Wimbledon) and is therefore cast as purely a 'personal' expression for social art (for 'open' review). 

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AMLAN: Should we trumpet tennis or hockey for Summer cyber-homeschooling?
DANICA: Well, we've become pronounced hockey area faces for social media.

AMLAN: There's much play for inner-circle indoor sports-activity these day!

DANICA: Even though tennis is a Grand Slam outdoor sport, hockey's calendar-IQ.

AMLAN: And hockey's an American 'custom' image.

AMLAN: I played tennis as a youngster, Danica babe.

DANICA: Well, your currency-position as a hockey junior coach is good American.

AMLAN: You've become quite the hockey calendar angel of the Homeland, sure.

DANICA: Let's blend this ambition for a hockey-tennis video-game cross, dear.

AMLAN: Sounds-dialysis for leviathan; sports makes cleats for net-peace.

DANICA: Without the troubles of incomplete-Hell.

AMLAN: I'm rooting for a Djokovic upset of Alcaraz (Wimbledon tennis).

DANICA: Good; I cheered the Oilers in the Stanley Cup; though they lost!

AMLAN: Yeah, they came back from a 3-0 deficit, but Florida pulled-away in 7.

DANICA: Tennis/hockey are (equally) sport for body-controls chemistry.

AMLAN: Sure; it's a Homeland image for TV-culture belly languages (control).

AMLAN: I put our special tennis/hockey trading cards in the bank today.

DANICA: Oh, the LaFleur and McEnroe stuff, babe?

AMLAN: Now, we anticipate a good Paris Games doughnut (for the Ego).

DANICA: Let's get Munich (Netflix) for Western banks intelligentsia.

AMLAN: Love it (superstitions).

"Doing well is the result of doing good. That's what capitalism is all about" (Ralph Waldo Emerson). 

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"Money is everything" (Ecclesiastes)