Watch some highlights of Bryant and Wheaton YAC.

So the Steelers are a physical team. I agree. Now tell me how that refutes my point about their current WRs.

I didn’t think for a moment you didn’t feel good about yourself. It’s evident. But you could’ve simply said, “Yeah, you’re probably right. I just mean that the Steelers and elegance don’t usually go in the same sentence.” And I’d have agreed. But you asked to name the last Steeler we’d call elegant, and I gave you a…

Way to move the goal posts, Diana. You asked, “Name the last Steeler you’d call elegant.” I named at least three current ones. You then reply with some diatribe about retired players.

He dives, complains constantly, and is dirty.

“name the last Steeler you’d call elegant”

You actually found the one of the few guys in that top 10 we've all heard of. Well done.

How large are they?

That’s some backbiting commentary on ol’ Marv, Kevin.

“Here’s “Kevin,” a 50-year-old comedian:

I think the answer is simple:

Probably came straight from a dirty dive.

Seems like you shouldn’t have gotten a pet to begin with.

Also, “financial freedom” from a couple of cats? Good god, man, are you destitute?

“... not when the flawed NHL playoff bracketing matched up them up against the league’s hottest and best team since December ...”

It doesn’t take 20 seconds between pitches of an IBB. There aren’t any signs, shakeoffs, location, etc. Hell, the catcher doesn’t even crouch.

But I get it, you’d be in favor of it (even though it wouldn’t make much of a difference). I just hope they don’t, because things like this would never happen:

It’s just such tiny fraction of time. Last year, the MLB average was about .2 IBBs per game (so, one every 5 games:http://www.sportingcharts.com/mlb/stats/team…). How long does an IBB take? 20 seconds? Just seems like a really trivial thing to even discuss.

Except that runners on base would also move up a base.

Disagree on just vocalizing an intentional walk. I can think of at least three instances in the past 4-5 years of a wild pitch on an IBB.

Wait, you’re distinguishing between an IBB and an intentional foul by saying the latter is “misconduct”? Stop it.

Look, I don’t even like basketball, and I know that they’re the same thing. In each case, one team is doing something that’s detrimental in the moment in order to benefit in the end. And in each case, it…