Wait, do you have a source on this? Because I wouldn't trust this guy to change my oil.

30 stitches for Bergeron and he came back wearing a fishbowl. So yeah, that was pretty shitty.

So we’re skipping over the numerous late hits and the slash to Bergeron’s face that went uncalled? To focus on... whatever this is? K.

Sylvia’s, right? Place is a goddamn landmark and he expected it to be a lawless dive bar.

Canadian-on-Canadian crime. #stopsnitching

I opened it up and was greeted by a giant Chevy ad in all the white space. It made the whole layout feel like it's a big ad delivery vehicle.

Bill James is a brilliant person, but he has a tendency to be pretty excitable and sometimes overreact to things he doesn't agree with. It seems like this big complaint with WAR could be solved with a minor tweak: either viewing WAR as a team/position stat made up of game-weighted contributions from each player (so a…

I swear, mohels are always getting more and more aggressive.

Kraft wears the Patriots Lunar Force 1’s pretty much and time he’ll be near a camera. I’m sure he wears dress shoes with The Kraft Group (private equity doesn't really love the sneaker look) but when he’s in public it’s the LF1’s.

Still better researched and less racist than anything to come out of Colin Cowherd's mouth in months.

Protecting picks should be banned. End of story.

I want to hear the crack that homer made every day for the rest of my life. It's perfect.

It's selfish and I wouldn't appreciate someone who knows it's selfish and doesn't care. That standard applies to both men and women. No one is obligated to do anything, but setting rules (and selfish ones at that) seems self-important.

You're being willfully obtuse. "Deliberately" and "intentionally" are synonyms, so the NHL rulebook most certainly does include intent as a factor.

In reviewing "Kicked in Goals," Hockey Operations will require more demonstrable video evidence of a "distinct kicking motion" in order to overrule a "goal" call on the ice, or to uphold a "no goal" call on the ice.

Card is worth the point(s), right?

Just a yellow for delaying the game, right? Couldn't he at least drop it or "miss" the throw to the ref?

Basketball is actually not the best example of the stickier points of a compensation system because it generates so much revenue. I'm for paying athletes, but how do you set up a system that fairly rewards the starting QB and the punter? The starting point guard and the last golfer on the women's team? Jack Eichel and…

Connaughton?