I laughed. I admit it.

Because the QB is seen as the Leader of the team. It's just always been that way.

I think this needs refreshing:

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I had secret sauce at a Brewers game at old County Stadium about 15 years ago. Didn't care much for it on a brat, but I found it better on French fries.

Well, we each have our preference. I think the Stadium Mustard is smoother and slightly better tasting. You really can't go wrong with either one, though.

Forget about ketchup and plain old yellow mustard. People outside of Ohio (and certain parts of PA and WV) have no idea what they are missing out on.

No, no, ugh, maybe after a few beers.

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That's good. +1

I don't remember people criticizing Fernando Valenzuela for speaking Spanish in his interviews...in fact, I think it contributed to his legend. Here was a fat, beer drinking Mexican who had the strangest delivery ever, but could make the NL's best hitters look crazy when swinging at his screwball.

I wasn't sure that I would bother with the Derby tonight.

Scientology was really hard on Leah Remini.

It's the national, well-known writers that are getting rich, and them alone. Rick Reilly is somehow, unjustifiably, making seven figures. I have no idea what Simmons makes, but he has to be in Reilly territory. Everyone else is breaking even — if that. You're right, not many journalists are hitting the jackpot.

I would agree — you raise an excellent point about advertising. That explains all the digital ads here and elsewhere. Deadspin's actually not too bad in that category.

Not change-your-life money? For the 99%, it damn well would be change-your-life money. This is just a reminder why old-style media is not working as well as it once did: they are paying their salaried writers money that is bankrupting their companies.

I remember when O.J. Simpson was taken out of the Hall of Fame.

He was two years old when Tiger Woods turned pro.

You know, maybe we shouldn't have thrown Geno Smith out of last year's Heisman conversation after a couple of bad games.

Two things: