At the time, it seemed like the best move the team had made since the Frank Robinson deal. Belle’s swing was so strong, and he had such a menacing presence at the plate... he was intimidating. We know *NOW* that his hips were failing rapidly, and maybe with current medical and surgical techniques, he might still have…

The act of a fielder who, while not in possession of the ball and not in the act of fielding the ball, impedes the progress of any runner.

Yeah weird how a guy starting a shoving match in an elevator doesn’t have the raw trained tactical instincts of a Kinja commenter

“I have no dog in this fight.”

Reading your responses in this thread make me think you’re very much invested in letting people know how little value Isaiah Thomas has.

This was an incredibly reasoned response. Are you lost?

+1 sniff

Has a rising star ever fallen this hard, this fast?

It would have cost a lot more, but he had to take the comments along with it.

The above screencap is from 2013. Typical leftist #fakenews.

See? This is why the Bills don’t bother winning the Super Bowl. Less jewelry to hand out. Less drama.

+1 Bobandy

I’ll defend the Albert Belle signing until my dying day. He was absolutely the most terrifying hitter in his prime. 

Funny thing is, both seemed like good calls at the time. 

Glenn Davis would come up if there were any old folks around.

Chris Davis gets an honorary spot in the non-televised Strikeout Derby.

Any rational Orioles fan has already come to the conclusion that all we are going to get out of Manny long term is constant bar arguments about what was worse; how they handled re-signing Chris Davis or how they handled not trading Manny

The trooper's suspicions were aroused when the perpetrator alleged he was bringing books to a Red Sox player. 

Jesus. I had a daughter that was still born at 36 weeks almost exactly 11 years ago. At the time I was working in the media (not on Reali’s scale, but I covered local news and had a talk show that was fairly well-rated) and the pregnancy impending fatherhood had become part of the regular conversation during our…

NOBODY EXPECTS THE SPANISH DISMISSION