I mean, throwing at someone is stupid as hell.

Third-party cites, the big ones at least, do show all the different fares available from basic economy to first. They also include what you do/don’t get with each fair.

I have so many questions!:

“Thank you for your service”

Man, the league is going to come down hard on him, we’re talking 3 or 4 games.

He doesn’t impose fear. His spot on Becky is the first edgy thing I’ve seen him do. I’m not going to say I’ve seen every Corbin segment but I’ve never come away from one thinking, “what a bad guy!”

Have you ever seen it in-person? The first time I saw the cameraman bobbing his head and camera up and down had me in hysterics.

Ob the flip-side, while I greatly enjoy/respect Kofi, Joe needs a god damn reign. I think Joe is 0-8 in major Belt matches and he’s getting close to the Ziggler zone, where you never get over.

Just wanted to mention how AWFUL Evans is in-ring. It obviously doesn’t help that she was partnered with a guy who wrestles in a vest (and is bad in-ring) and going up against 2 of the very best the company has to offer. But good lord, she’s not even close to being ready for the main roster.

Mets:

OK, where are catchers supposed to be? Standing off to the side, waiting for the throw and then racing to the plate? Lucroy isn’t blocking the plate here. He is set up on the inside of the line, giving Marisnick the outside lane to the plate. If he’s straddling the line, I would have more empathy for Marisnick. And…

Marisnick’s words after the game were good and I don’t believe he was intending to do anything other than try to score, but by his own admission, it was a bad play. Being sorry doesn’t mean you get to side-step consequences.

Yeah, Lucroy really should’ve have been more clear-headed about this after taking a direct blow to it.

From a money perspective, Miggy is much worse. Felix’s contract is done this season.

I legitimately thought that was Dzhokhar Tsarnaev in the photo and was very confused.

This is worse than the demise of King Felix.

Smartphones. Not to get all old-man about it, but we look at them all the time. go back 10-15 years, before iPhones and Androids, when it was flip phones and bricks. We just weren’t as glued to them. Go back to the 90s when more than half of us didn’t have cell phones. Then go the the 80s and before when they didn’t…

OK. I think I like Joey Votto, or at least I want to like Joey Votto. He’s a generational hitter, plays with a lot of passion and goofy as hell.

Wouldn’t your first point eliminate the second?

On your last point, I think most guys who crowd the plate would have to have compact swings; able to keep their hands in. So an inside pitch to them is still pretty juicy.