My favorite behind the plate ad will always be the old Giant Glass ads at Fenway. Mo Vaughn would bat and block the ‘Gl’, and then we would have truth in advertising.

I found another omission in the headline. I’m certain Drew meant to say: “The Sheriff riding into the sunset with a second SB ring was the greatest part of the greatest sports year!” Because Drew loves Peyton almost as much as he loves soccer!

This judgment is coming from the band that was headlining the Pensacola Interstate Fair that night. Perspective.

My wife and I made the mistake of tailgating a little too much before watching a game up there 5 or 6 years ago. We ended up leaving early because she was too nervous about falling. Or maybe it was because we were playing the Bungles.

Yes?

*Drops mic*

You, sir, are apparently a fan of cancer killing little 7 year old kids. Shame on you.

I feel like I should weigh in here... but I’ve got nothing.

I’m not prepared to say he’s ready until he learns to spell his name right. It’s supposed to be spelled Dallis!

The only “weirdest” thing here is that this is the only article Deadspin published about the game. Given Deadspin’s propensity for articles about big dongs, how could they not highlight Travis Wood being the first relief pitcher since 1924 to hit one in the post-season? Or even starting pitcher Hendricks two run hit…

I think if you actually watched the game, you too would indeed define 4-3 “getting worked”. But, go ahead, keep making excuses.

Sounds like the next Danny Woodhead.

Oh man, that’s a classic Johnny Rodger’s style punt return. Such a shame it didn’t stick!

Damn, two posts in a row, as a Northwestern grad, I am forced to admit that you CAN in fact talk about Northwestern, if you want.

No way. As a Northwestern alum, I can definitely say that we didn’t have anyone that cute there.

As a NW alum, the result seems about right, because Northwestern. Can I buy some more KY jelly, please?

Mike Riley gave heads up to Fresno State’s head coach Tim DeRuyter prior to the game about the tribute, so that it would not be misconstrued. Very classy on both team’s parts. My eyes are still puffy.

For the record, I was crying already from the video, but that tweet had me sobbing like a little baby. As a lifelong Husker fan, I haven’t been that touched by a play since the Jack Hoffman spring game touchdown run in 2013.

“I’m just a human being — solid, needing food and drink, needing covering too — But I’m invisible. You see? Invisible. Or maybe it’s just all the concussions...”

Well, you’re right about the benign part, but I did not see anything describing it as “an easy place to operate”. I read in another article that her main symptoms were headache and facial numbness. The most likely types of “benign” tumors to cause these symptoms would be a meningioma near the trigeminal nerve or a…