Pretty reasonable response.

Not sure what you’re trying to accomplish here.

It’s not Masterpiece Theater, but they both seem like chill people who genuinely like each other, and that alone makes it so much more bearable than Skip and SAS flinging their poo at each other and us.

Potter’s family is really regretting the decision not to stage an intervention before he hit rock bottom.

I guess terry gross figured the phillies game would be a good time to get some... Fresh air.

Says the guy who probably has never had a career.

This isn’t the right comparison. I don’t mean to denigrate Bill or Grantland with this, but in the grand scheme of ESPN he’s a minor character. Probably the most important of the non-Skipper minor characters, and one of the highest paid, but for better or for worse, they’re all minor characters. ESPN is so that vast…

To be fair, the Earth also has a terrible grounds crew.

Morata and Pogba should star in a sitcom together about two guys who become roommates after being dumped by their ex-girlfriends. Carlos Tevez could be their kooky across-the-hall neighbor.

Or, alternatively: he grabbed a shirt out of his closet, and went to the game.

I don’t know where Cubs fans could’ve gotten a reputation for being wrongly smug...

From someone who was drafted, it really does mean nothing.

You’re definitely right, however the Cavs missed the whole accident vs intentionally spiking your g/f .

This is neither criticism nor praise: All of these helmets look like they were lifted out of The Last Boy Scout or Any Given Sunday.

from his twitter. thought the bio was funny/sad

I’m a bitter Mavs fan, but I woudn’t have fired the guy. Just give him a warning or something, damn.

We need the violence to stop! It is just maddening seeing this city torn apart and fractured. We need something to bring this city together so that the people of Baltimore can celebrate and find peace within themselves. They need to find a common enemy and fight together. Anybody know where Jeffrey Maier is?

“Eat on Monday what everyone forgot they put in the fridge on Friday.”

This appears to be a very interesting read. While I would love to avoid doing my work and read it now, I’ll have to add it to the reading list. Keep up the (presumed) good work, Greg.

There's a memorable passage in Mandela's biography where he talks about the difference between a believer in non-violence, and a pacifist - the latter believe in non-violence as a point of principle, the former do not. Mandela made no excuses for being the former, but the most important reason he cited for…