I am sure the police confiscated the large amount of cash in his video and then sued said sum of money under the crazy civil forfeiture laws as all police departments due. I highly doubt there was any double standard applied to this owner of a professional sports team.

Yep. Almost one for every season he's played. Almost.

Jones: "Is he what we had hoped for at this point when we drafted him with the sixth pick, gave up a pick to go up to the sixth pick to get him? No."

Not to mention that the classroom is a place where Microsoft desperately needs to catch up. Apple has its (troubled) plan to push iPads to the classroom. Amazon's Kindle Fires have kid-friendly modes built right in. Google's cramming Chromebooks in to computer labs. Microsoft, meanwhile, has its stalled-out Surface RT…

"Everybody in the 413 do 21 flaming Bacardi shots just like me!"

And Peter King apologizes in the most non-apologetic way possible: http://mmqb.si.com/2014/09/09/rog…

You mean the man who has always championed womens' rights, having been brought up by a household of strong women and has many women as friends? That Stephen A.?

"Ray Rice's left fist accepts her apology and wishes to move on from the whole, provoked yet unsettling incident."

It's a good question. All the major outlets are beholden to the League so don't look for them to break the stories. I am amazed at the intellectual ignorance most of the big organizations had toward what the video actually showed. The party line seemed to be that she "provoked" Rice in some manner which made it…

PK simply cannot give up the access he has to the NFL and its owners, administrators and players. In order to get the quotes he gets, he has to look the other way and take what they say at face value. Think of it this way, is it more important for him (and SI) to break troubling news about the NFL or to have him in…

To be truly "epic" Bryce needs to kill his father, sleep with his mother, slay James Wagner of the Wash Post before obtaining the golden 10.0 WAR.

Just like my grandpa used to say: "Measure never, try shove it in the hatch twenty times."*

"I'm just out here to increase shareholder value."

Yes, computers will get rid of lawyers. Just like how WebMD has done away with doctors. And roomsketcher has crippled the architecture field.

The email address is not foremost at your firm's problems. Yikes.

Sanchez won't know whose butt to run into. Ummm, you know, on the field....

He even has the perfect villain name: "Ruin Tomorrow"

That's easy: start with the fact that you don't own a t.v.

I tried it a few times with an ex-girlfriend. The allure seemed to be (1) competition through charting your times/reps against others (they post the freaking times online for everyone to see), (2) coaching-as-approval, and (3) mutual admiration.

Agreed.