As a 6 year old Braves fan at the time, I came while reading this article.

The 49ers were going to cut him if he didn’t opt out. It was a foregone conclusion. And comparing opting out to quitting is idiotic.

I still think the Montreal Expos logo says “JL” and nothing you can tell me will convince me otherwise.

The Civil Rights Act of 1917 really was a landmark piece of legislation now that I think about it.

If the logic behind ESPN suspending Jemele Hill was actually true — that on-air talent shouldn’t advocate that viewers don’t patronize sponsors because it will fuck with the money — then Inside the NBA should have fired Charles Barkley a long time ago. And yet...

“Atlanta, GA I-285 S at I-20 to Route 23"

Wow, their offensive line coach has really made himself the center of attention. Not sure how the Dolphins are going to tackle this problem. Should have found a way to guard against this type of thing as an organization.

Some of the earliest people PFT follows on Twitter are former Deadspin commenters. I wouldn’t be surprised if he was one himself several years ago.

Paul Molitor? More like Hall Monitor

The owners are not the ones who benefit from rookies getting screwed out of free market compensation. It’s mediocre veterans who benefit. That $16 million per year that Timofey Mozgov gets comes straight out of Lonzo Ball and Markelle Fultz’s pockets. Where the owners screw the players is in taking 50% of basketball…

You’re half right. The “get rid of the draft” idea is fine by itself. If they do it, though, they should just be honest and move those teams like Utah and Milwaukee and Memphis to big markets and be done with it. If that means New York and LA get five teams each, that’s fine. It’s 2017, it’s a global league, most fans…

You could replace “NBA” with “MLB” and “Knicks” with “Mets” and this statement would be equally true.

“That’s where we’re at with Charles Barkley now. When you put him on TV now, you gotta make sure there’s someone else there to debunk his bullshit properly. “

Visanthe Shiancoe always managed to get three feet down.

TAke a look, y’all:

Atlanta is easily top 5 on that list, which makes the Hawks’ history of futility all the more inexcusable.

Tim Spooneybarger

Kenan and Kel

The rules are already ridiculously slanted towards offenses, and passing offenses in particular. That hasn’t helped the quality of play problem. Ultimately you still need competent QB play to take advantage of that.