Oh, eat a dick.

I’m onboard the Fuck the Cubs train, with a 1st class ticket, but here’s my quandry. As shitty as Cubs fan is, Cleveland fan is worse, right? Especially if they win, it’ll be non-stop jibber jabbering about how Cleveland isn’t a dumpster fire anymore, it’s the new Titletown. I can’t take that. I want the Cubs to win…

No, 0% chance that replay cost the Dodgers anything at all.

It’s not entirely clear his fingers were actually touching the plate. If you want to blame someone, blame the ump whose initial call holds more weight.

whenever my sox fan friends start popping off about the cubs this is always the first thing that leaps to mind.

As a White Sox fan....what a dick. Jesus, dude, just let the other fans enjoy this.

No warning? Damn, son. That kinda grossness usually waits until after the jump, no?

THEY TOOK OUR JOBS!

This is a low key candidate for the stupidest fucking thing I’ve ever seen.

YEAH WHAT’S WITH WRITING ABOUT THESE WINNING TEAMS WHEN THEIR PLAYERS DO GOOD STUFF?!?!?! STUPID BIASED LIBERAL LAMESTREAM MEDIA FORCING THEIR STUPID NARRATIVE THAT GOOD PLAYS MADE BY GOOD PLAYERS THAT MAKE THEIR TEAM WIN ARE SOMETHING PEOPLE WANT TO READ ABOUT, GOD.

I beg to differ on the first part of the headline. MadBum has given up 6 hits in 3 innings, only one of which was to a pitcher.

Counterpoint: most of the Cubs have hit this hick quite hard tonight.

You can’t see it in the picture, but Jesus was flying him ‘round them bases.

Wasn’t hard for people to figure it out given one of the three was practicing yesterday and the other two were not.

I see nothing wrong with how he handled it.

Odds are the kids were suspended for poor grades or failing a drug test, which really is nobody else’s business. Harbaugh could have been more politic about it, but he has no obligation to share students’ private information with a reporter.

Open record laws don’t require you to reveal private information about students, such as problems with grades or failing a drug test (which are the most likely reasons for a suspension).

Careful, you might turn an ankle jumping to all those conclusions.

“Fifty-two years of anguish and torment has been washed away!”

That’s it? He slightly raises his voice?