The kid was at match penalty at the elbow to the referee. The ref didn’t need to shove him, rather, he should’ve stepped back and assessed the match penalty and then sent the kid off the ice.

He looks like someone pissed in his Gold Bond.

Sorry, Nosferatu, you don’t deserve another shot.

I always thought the same thing, apparently, many did.

“I don’t see the problem.” — Jim Irsay

This spot was clearly produced and directed by Tim Heidecker and Eric Wareheim.

I’m just surprised that the truck wasn’t a loaner from some car dealership and he actually bought that fucking thing and had it wrapped in that Bills vinyl. That’s dedication.

I wholeheartedly agree. And there are also nightmarish officials/refs that legitimately enjoy ruining games and being arrogant jerks out there, so it’s not just one side that’s guilty of this behavior.

This. You don’t have to be an athlete or coach in the professional ranks to be that nightmare parent or coach. The relationship between participants in youth sports and their coaches towards officials is, sadly, often adversarial - and that is a learned behavior. Officials’ roles are twofold - enforce the rules and…

At least his jail uniform of orange scrubs will match better than that tie/shirt/jacket combo.

I’m glad that this is happening because I am finally realizing that John Lynch’s ear is really weird.

So I guess he does have a heart.

She is just as guilty as the murderers. If war criminals can be rightfully brought to justice well into their 80's, this woman should be arrested for murder.

#51: Richard Zednik, just missed the cut.

The over/under for attendance for this game — I’ll take the under.

OWNS

I was at the game in 2011. I never expect the Steelers to beat the Patriots. Especially in the playoffs. Fuck you Tom Brady, you Ugg wearing ASSHOLE.

I feel as if Grandmaster Flash warned us of this in “The Message”

I have fond memories of turning on ESPN and seeing that this show was on and promptly switching it the fuck off and watching nothing instead.

Never too late to begin a second career and star as Squiggy in the modern remake of Happy Days.