So, Barkley is rationalizing this by explaining that social practices he saw in the south 50 years ago should be used in figuring out whether something is acceptable today? That might get awful in a hurry.

I think it's because Steve Jobs once vacationed there.

Also, Tom Brady's legacy is way lagacier than LeBron's

Floyd Mayweather Jr.: Only God can judge me.

To be fair, BET is the only cable network to ever pay HBO to air The Wire in syndication.

This led me to do some googling which led me to espnW. Something rubs me wrong about espnW. An article called "Why You Should Never Buy a Floyd Mayweather Fight Again" should be in the boxing section of ESPN and not in the "women's" section of espn. When other writers write an opinion piece or an article about a…

Just hearsay and allegations. And I signed a plea-bargain. Once again, not true.

I swear if the next story that comes up says Ken Griffey, Jr. was on PEDs I'm quitting sports for good.

This is disgraceful. It was Patriot Day yesterday. Veterans Day is in November.

"...And coming up on our next segment: could Janay Palmer have prevented this by being The Good Wife? The Good Wife, an Emmy award winning drama starring Julianna Margulies, premiers on September 21 at 9:30 ET/9:00 PT only on CBS..."

I'm seriously beginning to maybe consider dropping the NFL as my moral compass and ethical arbiter.

A murder of enabling idiots

You know, I can almost almost ALMOST agree with the "Rice's punishment was unfair" sentiment, but not for the reasons these wifebeating hick morons were. Every single quote you pulled above made me want to headdesk so hard it would put me in a coma.

It's probably because he's never gotten "high offa gawd."

I'm sure Deadspin will happily give you a full refund. Just email gofuckyourself@dipshit.com

I don't agree with domestic violence, but she's still with him, so obviously it wasn't that big of a deal.

In Baltimore this is considered business casual.

Classic bait and switch. You could almost see the panic in his face, fearing the Commissioner's wrath if he fucks this up. "Domestic violence is awful...let's take this opportunity to ignore the NFL's complacency, and focus instead on helping (some of the) victims".

I have to be honest, the last person I would expect to give such an eloquent speech about domestic violence is a guy named James Brown.

I'm cool with what he said because he wasn't trying to take my guns away.