Dude. They're quitting. Nobody is getting fired. 

LOL. Thanks for explaining how I should support my NHL squads.

As a Canadian, I will say a few things:
1) It’s nice that the best players in the league are playing in Canada for the first time in a generation or two.

I agree. I think they are very elegant structures. Like modern art that has a purpose.

I hate it when the Yankees find likeable players. 

Scott Stevens is in the Hall of Fame for doing exactly that.

I’m just spitballing here, but could you not also sprinkle the top with cheese and then flip it over, for an over-easy egg surrounded by melty cheese?

Actually, if all of those people got raises then, since the tax burden currently falls mostly on the working classes, they would also be contributing more to the government’s tax base, allowing for more social programs.

I’m almost as impressed as I was 4 games into RGIII’s career.

THIS guy? No way!

Counterpoint: FitzMagic!

There’s also an old saying in sports that smart coaches go for the tie when they’re on the road, but go for the win at home.

As an unfortunate Raider fan, I find it refreshing that enough time has finally passed since Al Davis’ death that we finally are on the happy side of the occasional controversial call. Perhaps even the refs feel pity for any team owned by Mr. Bowl Cut.

OK, your Scarlett O’Hara comment struck me.

composure = poise + height

Question: What’s the rest of the AFC East’s record against the rest of the NFL?

I get the MAGA thing, but I don't get the revenue to Seneca Wallace.

This guy has made a career of wowing teams, signing big contracts, and then shtting the bed.

Look, this was obviously poorly executed, but it’s better than nothing.

Where’d I say it wasn’t their fault? I’m just pointing out that Gruden, as much as a knob he is, is getting torched by everybody for something that really wasn’t his fault. There’s no way they could have both of those contracts, and the only real choice was to sell off Mack.