And their whole after lives.

Man, think about the Indians coming back to win that in the bottom of the 9th? The evisceration would have been just brutal.

I really wish the Spanish speaking announcers could have worked a “GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAALLLLLLLL” in there.

+1 Cannoli

My Google search got auto corrected... brought me to a totally different set of websites.

I feel like an effort needs to be made to produce more plays like this:

The Cubs aren’t winning this game, Cleveland is losing it.

I’m now thinking that’s just a natural formation, here’s a helicopter flyover of that area. That water is really, really, shallow, if the plane was there they would have seen it.

Holy shit!

So it goes.

Yea, I’m a Sox fan too, I don’t think many people are riled up about the name specifically (it’s no worse than US Cellular Field), it’s that stupid logo. Shit, while we’re at it, let’s make a new emblem, we’ll write “White” vertically and “Sox” horizontally in the shape of an L and just plaster that on a few hats,…

It seems far more likely that this low-hanging fruit was too easy not to pick and take quick shot at an already demoralized franchise.

I’m not placing blame on him for the all the Bear’s woes! I literally said that it wasn’t a comprehensive break down of why the Bear’s suck. You wanted to know why people don’t like him and I gave you a reason. That’s it.

This article isn’t really about the sale of naming rights. It’s about an organization that has been struggling for the past 8 years putting a giant downward pointing arrow on their stadium. It’s like saying hey let’s make this the team salute:

The reason for the outcry is that the logo is a stark reminder of the trend in quality that the organization has exhibited over the past 8 years. The past few years have been painful for Sox fans, this is just rubbing our nose in it.

+ 49 scissors.

Don’t even have to leave the roster for this one:

Just explaining why people don’t like him, it’s not a comprehensive break down of why the Bears suck (queue Akeim Hicks dancing as the Vikings recover a loose ball from under his nose). The whole organization has problems, from the front office to the field.

It’s in the fact that he is good when he wants to be, but the second he hits a few bumps in the road, he completely melts down. If you watch him enough, you can tell the exact moment he gives up. No matter how bad the rest of his team is, people get frustrated when a guy making 16 million dollars a years says, “Fuck…

At this point he is the very LEAST of the Bear’s woes. The sad truth is that there isn’t a better option to replace him.