This is not him being a distraction. This is ESPN making him seem like a distraction in the way that only ESPN can (which is the worst way possible). Kindly shut the fuck up.

Alright. I guess we disagree then. I value respecting the dead by not parading around a video of their death, and you apparently value your right to be included in the investigation or something? Anyway, good on Deadspin for cashing in on this young man's death with a whopping 4million+ hits. High-fives all around.

That's because Deadspin and all these news outlets are classless. They are supposed to rise above the standards of what normal individuals do. See here for what should have happened. Not a single shot of him at any point once the director realised what was going on.

An Ohio State alum allegedly comitting a criminal act? Color me shocked!

Steve Howe Spazzes Out, Tries to Snort Invisible Liner.

I'm not sure how much of a "secret" any of this is, but coming from the STL area, most people are more inclined to visit popular destinations like the Arch, the zoo, the science center, and the art museum (mostly because all of these popular locations are offered for free to anyone who visits). However, the Delmar…

don't jack my thread. and I'm sorry I thought from the awful tone of the "article' that it was tom

Deadspin.com writers are the most diabolical haters this side of the Mississippi. They hate you, they hate you, they don't even know YOU and they hate your guts. They hope all of the terrible things in life happen to you and only you. Now if you'll excuse them, they gotta go home and put some water in your momma's…

He now only needs 1 more win to be equal to the number of wins Samardzija had with the Cubs this season.

So no movie can ever use burning buildings in posters again? It's not even clear that it's a NY building, there's just plain sky in the background. I'm not even getting into the date coincidence because being mad about that it's just stupid.
C'mon guys, it's been 13 years already.

The PGA might be doing better if television wouldn't dedicate 97 percent of its golf resources and publicity to the guy who finished in 69th place.

Bobby Knight was right, Jeremy Schaap will never reach the prestige of his father if he continues to be such an intrusive sideline reporter.

Awesome job condemning the uninvolved husband more than the woman who (allegedly) beat the shit out of her family members. Sort of sounds like she may be a serial shithead too...