Both sides seem incredibly craptastic on this one. Donovan may have been short-sighted and doubled down on it before eventually backing down, but there’s a lot of gall in telling people who they CAN’T root for as well.

I love the timing of the clapping and how it hits as he seems to be finishing his description.

This just got my trainer all hot and bothered.

I was alone in my circle of fellow Cub fan friends in thinking the Rizzo slide was dirty.

So... with sworn testimony -from billionaires not used to being pushed around- that a government official forced the issue, isn’t it now a first amendment issue?

James McManus’ satellite for the WSOP was his first poker tournament outside of kitchen tables.

The way Titus disappeared I assume he touched Vince again.

That’s a wide-ass keyboard.

The AD was previously his agent. ASU didn’t go through proper hiring protocol at all.

Well, on the positive side, tickets on Stubhub will come cheap.

This Sandusky story just won’t die.

We can dream.

Some of us in the running community have segments we’ve created and like to compete against each other. This is especially huge in the trail and ultra community, where FKT’s on trail segments are often as highly regarded as podium finishes in actual races.

Has anyone ever worked harder to get fired than Enzo?

Thank you. I was not aware of that as I only know Kelly through mutual friends. I was speaking more specifically regarding ATY, where anecdotal notes and/hearsay among runners and volunteers had floated around regarding his performances there for some time.

No, just some cool hand made awards.

There’s one at the start and another roughly at the halfway point.

It can be terrible for sure. Beyond the mental game, loop events are brutal because the lack of variance in terrain can cause stress to be concentrated in certain muscles/joints. Ultras across varying terrain and hills at least breaks up the monotony of the pounding you incur at an event like ATY, and the pain usually…

The course is not a simple circular loop where all competitors are visible from a single vantage point.

Across the Years is run at Camelback Ranch, the Dodgers/White Sox Spring Training facility. The course is not a circular track, but a 1.05 mile course meandering around and between the practice fields.