If I had to choose between getting rid of baseballs "unwritten rules" or getting rid of "stunts" like this. I'll take Will Ferrell every day of the week.

So, a light-hearted and funny stunt meant to eventually raise money for charity offends your baseball snobbish-ness? How closely are you following spring training that you feel the need to get upset about something like this? I love baseball, but it lasts for like, 9 months a year. One day of shenanigans in spring…

Kara, as a proud citizen of the #whodatnation who has been trying to recover from the Jimmy Graham news for the last 48 hours, I really appreciate Drew's inclusion in this week's Shade Court.

It was a fundraising event for cancer research. How do you feel about it now?

Also, "Bats:" Right, Throws: Right

It really highlighted how worthless spring training game stats are. Spring training is only good for the weather (much better than Chicago's March)

My wife is Japanese (hence my reading of this article in the first place), and so we probably notice discussions of things like this more than most, as we contemplate whether or not to have a child.

So... you're telling me you SHOULDN'T build a series of towns and cities filled with people known for their lavish and unchecked use of natural resources in the middle of a desert? Who have thought, right?

Ever get tired of being wrong?

When I first heard of this show the first thing that popped in mind was why would Taraji P. Henson associate herself with a show that probably would get canceled after the first few episodes. And now it's arguably one of the biggest shows in television history. I'm like the opposite of that dude from Community.

Looks like a "perfectly healthy" Asian to me. :)

Like this

What does an Asian look like?

You actually can't be racist if you:

Jim Parsons got the star on the Walk of Fame. Johnny Galecki aka Darlene's boyfriend was just there to support his Big Bang costar.

She's standing over your shoulder, isn't she.

Copenhagen had, hands down, the most beautiful women I have ever seen in 20 years of world traveling. I was doing that instead of going to book stores.

Copenhagen is terrific; I was there in '93, summertime, and yes, I drank Carlsberg by the gallon during my entire visit.

"Federal whiskey law"