That could probably be changed in 8 years.

Yeah I wouldn't want the world to see a city with a thriving economy and polite residents either.

No.

If Columbus were a site, I think Ohio Stadium would be used instead of Crew Stadium. Ohio Stadium is a far better venue all around (100,000+ capacity, looks like the Colosseum!) except the hot dogs are far more expensive.

Last night, Kershaw threw 21 pitches through the first 3 innings.

Can't wait to see Donovan's highlights on Wednesday!

It makes sense because the DH is permitted and because the guy "who can't throw a baseball" can mash a baseball going 93 MPH.

Have an example of a guy who was a DH throughout his whole career and never played a position?

Anyone watching 'US Soccer's March to Brazil' right now? I never knew anything about Maurice Edu, but after watching this doc he sounds like a good guy and I'm rooting for him to make the team final 23.

So Beyonce is the worst singer alive then.

Just an idea, but couldn't Lincecum still have surgery? Even if he doesn't have, for example, a torn labrum, couldn't a doctor still "doctor" his arm, then he would recover and possibly come back stronger in? Kind of like performance-enhancing surgery.

"If anybody should be offended is white folks cause it's what they did."

Psh, I'm not gonna let some rich asshole tell me what's good. I know what's good seeing as how I get grocery store crab legs.

Consideration.

No.

The article did hit the nail on the head with The Howler being an excellent quarterly.

Original!

Sounds like you haven't been to Columbus.

Seems like a state issue rather than the NCAA's.

What if the employee signs a non-compete clause, then breaches?