I'm happy for the guy, but as a Braves fan it's kind of ridiculous to watch. I realize there are pieces in the team that need to win now like Chipper and Hudson, but I'm tired of the year-after-year push for a first round playoff exit.

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Weak-kneed at Bernie's

No, no, it has to be at least half that length.

Given the nature of the allegations and comments surrounding your role in the case, is it safe to assume you aren't a fan of the Kinja commenting system either?

Pro-tip for those in NYC: Don Francisco in Jackson Heights. Gringo-friendly. Choose your cut, salt it, and throw it on the grill until you're happy with the color. It will be the best thing you've ever cooked.

Murray is British when he wins, Scottish when he loses

Who cares what glove he has, as long as it allows him to Hold On to the ball?

That's good.

I'm just impressed at the self-awareness shown by any writer for a newspaper likening themselves to a now-antiquated and uncomfortably-dated piece of American cultural whose only current relevance is being a not-quite-dead reminder that the mid-90s were a terrible time of unjustifiably shoveling awards towards even…

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I love that video.

My theory is that it will be soon, and it will be an athlete playing for a Big Four team, but a guy that the great majority of sports fans didn't even know.

To be fair to the Aussies, in the Southern Hemisphere you have to circle the bases clockwise.

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But if you accept the second scenario, you also have to accept the third scenario. Seems likely that Sandusky getting banned from being around children on PSU grounds would have jogged even the most feeble of minds.

When asked why they hadn't made a pale ale, the Beer Co replied "We have a brown tradition brew"

When reached for comment, Shan Foster indicated that there were no size 9s in the back, but he could see if maybe another store had them in stock.

First of all, you really think Notre Dame gets the big TV money because they have all the stars in the country? They haven't had a kid in the conversation for #1 overall in years. Doesn't stop them from selling tv rights, jerseys, and players' rights.

So because some players eventually become millionaires, that makes it ok to not pay the vast majority of them?