No. No! No!! Fuck Landon Donovan.

Even if it’s 20-30 minutes, a nap is a nap is a nap, and it’s the best “gift” for any busy parent any day of the year.

That’s good to hear. Hope it all works out.

Has the level of tension at Gawker Media dissipated following the union vote? Are those who voted “No” being ostracized?

I’m not talking about the high school game; if you’re like most people, you know the social implications that the words “high school quizbowl” supposedly carry.

Thank goodness Isiah is back at MSG.

Plus, they grew up playing together:

Remember when every World Series used to include a reference to what former Cubs player was on one of the teams? That’s what it must be like for Knicks fans looking at Shump and J.R.

By the way, it’s a BLAST to go your spouse’s reunion. Any reunion. There’s no angst. No flashbacks. You don’t know anyone.

This is Josh Duggar, not Josh Hamilton. While everyone is entitled to an opinion, Kornheiser is way out of his depth here. His days as a social commentator, via his Washington Post humor column, have long since passed.

Kyrie can learn a lot from wise Lebron

“Take a picture.... I’m dead.”

Why can’t we just get back to simpler times?

When does Peter King’s story about the basis for Goodell’s authority to delegate get posted?

Agree, as well as with others who think he might reduce the penalty (making him look the voice of reason). However, given all that’s been reported about how Goodell likes to take the measure of players (assess their level of contrition), if Brady were to ‘lie’ to his face, wonder if it would set him off. That’s the…

Barry, Serious question: Does Goodell have the authority to find that the penalty was not serious enough, and make it harsher? Along those lines, through the appeal process, does Brady appear before Goodell (or can he), thereby forcing him to answer questions?

And who do you think is the real audience for this?

It smacks of the work of a civil litigator, someone whose court appearances are largely limited to motions practice, as opposed to trying cases to a jury. Very smart. Very aggressive. And entirely bereft of common sense or a message that resonates with real people (i.e., jurors, as opposed to another lawyer with whom…

This is great.

You mean Chris Kluwe?