Piss-poor performance plagues Urena

There have been over 210,000 games played in 140 years of MLB. Almost everything has happened before.

Lemieux is the analog here. Generational talent on a terrible team for the first six or seven years of his career, putting up astounding stats and getting unfairly underrated in the Hart race. Lemieux’s Hart loss in 1989 is particularly absurd.

Citizen Kane effect. Groundbreaking when it comes out, then tons of movies ape it, to the point where in retrospect it doesn’t seem so special.

It sucks when teams with asshole fans have such likable players. Really puts you in a tough spot.

The Avengers may have dated because there have been so many of these movies by now, so I can understand someone watching it for the first time recently thinking its no big deal. But when it came out there had never been a superhero movie quite like it.

He was born to be wild.

Stephen Miller confirms.

She’s not the hero we asked for, but she’s the hero we need.

The worst part -

ESPN will definitely figure out a way to turn this into a story about the Yankees

Definitely. One of the things that established her credibility so clearly was just how twisted up the poor woman clearly was. She stated multiple times that Donald was incredibly loving and respectful towards her, to the point that she felt completely blindsided by the Access Hollywood tape . . .

Yep, fathers do compliment their daughters and say they’re beautiful. But they don’t say that right after they had sex. She can try to sugar coat it as much as she wants, he told her that in a completely inappropriate setting.

That’s got to be the ultimate form of negging a woman, which was no doubt Donald’s intention. If she leaves and never comes back, well, he’s already gotten what he wanted. If she still comes back, well, then he knows all he needs to know about that woman.

Anna Torv as Hamlet, please

Unfortunately this anthology  will be marred by controversy when Zoe Saldana plays Othello in blackface.

Hamlete, Princess of Denmark.

There’s no real reason to depict people and especially women being sold into human slavery at a theme park. As someone who grew up going to Disneyland fairly regularly and still goes pretty often to this day, I get the nostalgia aspect of it. But big picture, it’s just an outdated image. I won’t miss it.