Excellent piece, Hamilton. I totally agree. But how do you reconcile this with your own site’s lack of diversity?

I totally agree that we need more diversity in media, and I totally agree that diversity should mean more than race and gender.

But I disagree about the misguidedness of ideological diversity. If you’re a news organization who wants to inform the entire electorate, your newsroom can’t be 100% left of the political…

By this I meant the no call

The contact actually occurred when the kickers foot was on the ground. This is the right call.

The rule book says two different things.

The whistle didn’t blow until after the contact, so why should Sherman have pulled up?

Doesn’t matter. The penalty would have been unnecessary roughness for hitting the kicker on a non-play.

He touched the ball before he nailed Carpenter. If you get the ball, it’s not roughing the kicker, right?

Is gawker calling people out on people rushing to defend bad actions? The outting Thiel defenders are all over this site as you are running these stories.

This is the right call. The first baseman should have moved to give the pitcher a clear line not stand right behind correa.