padres fan living in chicago, this makes me question why I don't live in San Diego

Christ, just because they traded for two black players does not mean they're now dangerous.

This is absolutely disgusting.

Roger Goodell: [shows up to hearing in jeans]

I'm pretty sure the Marlins operate in Force Trade mode

Now that Friedman has nearly triple the salary to work with than his old job, it almost looks like he's playing MLB: The Show at the new gig. Unfortunately for him, he can't turn Force Trades on in real life.

View of the Matt Kemp trade from a Padres fan perspective:

To paraphrase Burneko on a much more important subject:

I'd like to be the first to congratulate Peter King on his new gig at the WSJ!

So if one were to frequent that site for whatever it is they do where would one go now assuming they don't trust Demonoid? I'm asking for a friend naturally.

His contribution to touchdown dances will go down as Legendre.

Amen brother.

You are very right. If you believe a certain comunity wants to go after a certain image, then why would thelat police force hire that image... I can see that.

If Twitter suspended every moron's account for being a moron there wouldn't be much Twitter left.

I for one applaud Mr. Clay. Keep scorching the earth.

Is that where you want to fuck me? But yes

Your sentiments are well founded, and I respect everything you said, but I just don't see it that way. The fact of the matter (from where I sit that is; I'm not going to get all high & mighty on you fear not) is that the militarization of our nation's police force is scary whether we're talking about stopping a riot…

Huh? Please re-read my comment and try again.

All of which were put on by a prosecutor acting as a de facto defense attorney for Wilson. He put on affirmative defenses for Wilson (which is so far outside the norm it is hard to explain to someone not familiar with the normal grand jury process), he let Wilson testify essentially as a friendly witness, and he…

...with the exception of "The Greatest High School Player Ever" who also attended Mt. Carmel High School.