He’ll be acquitted; the Nationals can’t beat anyone in October.

“He’ll spend the rest of this day at The Greybar Hotel,” he added. (Apparently, that’s slang for prison.)

Opting out of a contract isn’t remotely the same thing as quitting a job. Opting out is a normal and intended part of the labor market of professional sports.

One word: “Discovery.”

Just getting into court and forcing a response from the owners probably counts as a victory, it definitely can’t be good PR for the league. Plus who knows what turns up in discovery?

I’m convinced a replay official has a son around that age and immediately though, “Steve Bartman; the child will be destroyed if I call interference”. No doubt the Yanks and their fans got hosed, but still, it was the right call. The Yanks took one for the team: “team humanity”. Way to go, NYC.

It must be magic how they can all move so well considering their constricting underwear.

The refs initially thought she was part of the WMU sideline, which is why they threw the flag. Once they realized that she had climbed down from the stands and run onto the field (you can see where she was sitting when she gets the car keys from her mom as she’s being kicked out - adorable) they picked up the flag and…

It all comes down to the opinion of 12 people who weren’t smart enough to get out of jury duty.

I expected more from Raiders fans.

Seems disrespectful toward veterans and the flag, tbh.

As a Bills fan, I have to tell you that when the Pats handed Gilmore big money, we laughed and laughed (and then threw each other through flaming tables) and laughed.

Holy macaroni what a bad take

Yeah well my bookie is getting my child support check because of that kick, so I know how Wentz feels.

Considering 95% of his salary is signing and roster bonuses, his game check is $179.87 after taxes.

Breaking news, companies don’t like for employees to take controversial opinions on social media. This isn’t limited to public figures like Hill, plenty of people have lost their jobs from their social media posting.

“I never saw any racism signs while I was playing at Fenway”

-Curt Schilling

Only the Rams could put 46 points on the board and still manage to punt five times in a game.

Pay the man, Baltimore.