For how many decades have the Russians and others wanted to get recordings from inside the WH via a variety of means and it turns out all they had to do was get a couple of attention seekers hired and fired to do it for them.

Also, fuck Ray Lewis.

Agreed. And if you watch the 30 for 30 special and don't somehow come away with an appreciation for Moss, there's something wrong with you 

Whatever you think about Randy Moss, I will say this, he is a highly misunderstood individual.

There are a lot of things to admire about this, and I’m not pretending that this aspect is the finest, but it speaks to the selfless thought that went into this sartorial gesture and shows it was not done to draw attention to the person making it but rather to the people on it: the color of the embroidered letters…

One time, my dad was on vacation partying in Miami and saw Randy Moss at the bar of a restaurant. He asked if he wouldn’t mind saying ‘hi’ to me if he called me on the west coast.
I was a teenager at the time, in Seattle, playing video games when he called. I was a big Moss fan and liked him even more because he was…

As a Ravens fan who can’t fucking stand Ray Lewis and his grandstanding self-righteousness I very much enjoy any negative attention he receives. I just wish this Klemko piece was longer. 

On more than one occasion, I asked my sullen teenagers to contemplate for a moment what their lives would be like if instead of living our normal lives, their mom and dad really tried to embarrass them.  Whenever I said that, I found their behavior improved markedly, if only for a short time.

Speaking from personal experience, he'll probably end up fired at the end of the year.

That is a good and great baseball man right there. 

Of all the “non-sports” that are sports, this is my favorite. There is something pretty satisfying about seeing darts being thrown so smoothly and accurately by by professionals. Unlike that fucking cornhole shit.

Oakley nothin’. Vince Carter played against Rick Mahorn and Dominique Wilkins.

I saw some of the reaction, and Tashawn Bower is the one that is the one I want to echo: Don’t wish you could turn back the clock, tell the people in your life that you appreciate them today.

As someone who was recently diagnosed with Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease (NALFD) at age 30 (this year back in March), you should also watch your sugar(carb) intake and eat plenty of healthy foods (not talking about going organic, but leafy greens, moderate fruit, healthy proteins, 100-200cal in complex carbs), oh…

Add me to the list of commenters that aren’t surprised. It’s strange, but when I tell a person I’m dating that I don’t drink, at least half the time I’ll get a reaction from them as if I had just told them that I was not Human. This is even after I tell them that I don’t have a problem if they drink, I simply decided…

I’m a white male in this age group and I could see this progressing in me and a lot of my peers. Some people stopped partying after college but a lot didn’t, me included. Every event is centered around alcohol and no one thinks twice about it.

Is it possible to get cirrhosis in a few months? How are they tying the recession which happened in 2008 with an increase in deaths from cirrhosis that same year? Did the young people replace water with alcohol altogether?

As someone in the group they looked at (25-34) I can confirm pretty much everyone I know in that bracket is a borderline/full on alcoholic. I’m actually getting tired of the fact that 90% of what we do revolves around alcohol. For one, its costly and two, I know there are better things we can be doing.

I think, though, that it might be one of baseball’s “unwritten rules” to go easy on a non-pitcher who’s pitching when the game has already become a blowout.