You are technically correct, which is the best kind of correct.

In a related story, a bunch of WNBA players are collaborating on an Indigo Girls album.

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The Reds broadcast and the Gif don't offer an angle on this play that is appropriate (not surprisingly). Watch this from the Marlins broadcast. http://m.mlb.com/mia/video/topi…

Jesus Christ. Reading through the comments today, I hope everyone who is arguing "safe" realizes they are saying someone who is clearly out (by a mile) in a baseball game, was called safe on a technicality.

And Sean, if you really wanted to sell this article, the Marlins broadcast was the way to go. They were really freakinh the fuck out, lol.

Almost every review is based on physical evidence, while this one is based on a rule that is subject to interpretation. So your argument doesn't make sense, especially since in this case, late in a close game, on a play that wasn't even close enough to merit worrying about a collision, someone's interpretation…

Here's a Vine of Mike Redmonds presser I just watched:

I bet the magazine's new editor was embarrassed with his cover choice when he realized the magazine was about incontinence, and not incompetence.

5P4Z

These days, Steiner, 51, spends his days making occasional appearances on the indy circuit, as well as hawking workout DVDs and signing autographs.

Ugh. You guys are just encouraging more hits.

Ugh, then she threw that Eephus pitch? Should've stuck with the splitter.

Shit, I'd dance too if someone made a song about my forehead.

I'd be surprised if these guys saw even a Qatar of what they were owed.

Wow! I haven't seen a pirate get out of a jam like that since Johnny Depp dressed up like Captain Jack Sparrow, tied a bunch of bedsheets together, and climbed down from that hotel room balcony he had just killed that hooker on.

If I had the wherewithal, I would have echo'd this sentiment by photoshopping miserable Jack White sitting behind Tulo and staring through him. Surely someone must.

I wonder if tomorrow, this guy will remember that he got fired today.

Immediately afterwards, Dan Snyder came in and polled them on whether or not they thought The Washington Redskins name was inappropriate.

I guess we shouldn't be surprised at how twisted up you are about this.