So now you've sued the only business that needs punters and slammed the only media that follows punters. You're a real fucking genius.

Far from the first time that a dick has been on full display in Downtown Chicago.

This will sound very cynical, but I bet they thought he would plead out. Going to trial is expensive, so folks plead just to stay out of bankruptcy. Under that situation prosecutors will push cases that have no real shot of conviction since they never expect to be in front of a jury.

ESPN: Sorry we didn't get a chance to meet with you the other day.

I maintain this is actually his middle finger raised in triumph...back and to the left....

That is so homophobic to suggest that he's going in last "so as not to make them feel uncomfortable." Unbelievable.

Though only one could be named starter, both Cassel and Bridgewater are pro-moat.

I must agree with Mr caldwells opinion .....as an expert myself in both facial recognition and the fine art of haberdashery, I concur that Mr puig is mad. I came to this conclusion as I watched the video, while smoking a cigar and having a bowel movement.

So you say. It's funny that you can honestly claim there was some noticeable facial/body reaction that clearly says "I'm so awesome, look at what I just did".

Do you realize how insane that sounds? There is zero video evidence that supports your opinion. Look at his face: he looks pissed. That's not a look of…

I think he looks more like when Clark Kent accidentally stops a bullet barehanded.

Very old footage was the reason Kobe was sidelined for much of last season.

The pitch at :29 is nowhere close to the zone. Still, I think that's my favorite call.

"As he often is, Chipper Jones was at Turner Field just wandering around aimlessly, this time hoping to get a spot in Freeman's fantasy football league. When asked his thoughts on Michael Sam's rookie campaign, Jones replied: 'Death to Smoochy.'"

Actually, I disagree.

NCAA to Players: It's not fair that the sports that make the most money should follow a different set of rules from all of the other athletes.

I didn't realize Stephen A. Smith knew how to spell Sevigne.

They're the sports radio equivalent of 7up. It doesn't get you going, it's not all that exciting, but it also doesn't make you ill.