... to the muddying meaning of superlatives as an example foretelling the death of the English language.

Good, Better, Best has evolved into Cool, Primo, and Shiznit just to name a few, and all can mean the same thing. 

Influenced by the modern age of marketing, the language we utilize to convey degrees of quality have become interchangeable and diluted. 

Rampant use of superlatives has moved their implications towards more poignant definition: “He was the best kid,” or “She was the greatest student.”  Those are emotive and have little to do with any type of numerical modeling.

Sports Fans are no different.

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