Counterpoint - you don’t actually have to do something like this, but you should be able to claim you did.

The part of the letter that caught me was when he said that each person generally would bring a CASE of beer AND a bottle of liquor. ...This does not sound like any sort of adult party at all. Sounds more like getting shitfaced with your buddies - which is totally cool, but not the same thing. So, I’m thinking that…

Pretty much all the bread forms listed come in good and bad versions. I think it’s fair to read the list assuming that each type listed is represented as the best version of itself.

Pictured: A collection of unpublished posts from Whitlock’s blog.

That seems kind of drastic, though maybe I’m being naive. If your personal blog was truly that hard-to-find and unread, then you probably could have just taken down the post. Also, you’re in line to be the director of online content, not exactly a particularly public figure that would prompt a significant portion of…

That does seem like the most mature thing to do. I have no problem with dude saying that he can’t work with Burneko. If he thinks the book is still a viable venture though, the most responsible and mature thing to do for everybody would be to pass the project on to a colleague.

Paul George also responded to your horse piece by demonstrating a mouth in an asshole.

Sounds like she wants to give you a lesson in un-dressage!

What am I missing here?

Ummm.... Matt Kemp’s WAR the three years prior to his arrival in SD: 2.4, 0.4, 1.0.

Hangovers really are weird things and not necessarily related to one’s tolerance or the amount of alcohol one consumes. Four drinks barely gives me a buzz, but sometimes gives me a hangover.

Pictured, Braga

The Highlight Truther Commission hereby rejects the application for the establishment of the Parody Sketch Truther committee on the grounds of that’s the dumbest fucking thing I’ve read all week.

Re: Easier done than said - basically anything that you’re embarrassed or guilty to admit to. Here’s a short list of things that are probably easier to do than say you do:

Yeah, I don’t know how the psychic thing works. If you can see the future then, as Drew says, you can’t alter it. If you’re going to the throw an INT, then you can’t do anything to prevent yourself from throwing an INT, because then you wouldn’t see yourself throwing the INT in the future. ...Maybe you’d have to…

Note the inability to actually name a “Baseball Prospectus guy” - even a former one.

Not by all “objective” measures. He had negative career defensive WAR coming into the season. He’s also been about league average to slightly below in range factor throughout his career. He does have a really good arm though, which makes sense as average or poor OFers with strong arms tend to be perceived as better…

The Olympic torch’s one job is to stay lit no matter what

Damn, Ghostface’s lyrics are really falling off.

The problem for him is, now it matters.