What is the logic behind making it so difficult for international players to join MLB clubs? It doesn’t make any sense to me at all.

I am not sure if you are being sarcastic or not, but yeah, I think the amount of steroid users in sports generally is exceedingly high.

McDonald needed surgery on his nose afterward, if I am not mistaken. That was a violent fight for sure.

I am not an expert, so take this with a grain of salt, but from what I understand, this drug is out of your system quickly, and doesn’t show in blood tests. The reason he failed the piss test at the weigh-in and then passed the night of the fight is that he was so dehydrated at the weigh-in that his urine wasn’t…

If you drink enough to give yourself acute pancreatitis, you are already a pretty severe alcoholic. It isn’t going to be as easy as just stopping.

I’m not sure I understand how trademarking various lines from her new record is being a copyright troll...

I have the same question, except for the minor difference is that the roommate is also my wife of 21 years. What the hell do you do with that?

Moxie and stupidity are often indistinguishable from one another. Moxie is basically just a charming form of stupidity anyway.

Then by all means, enlighten me. In the article, it says they won their semi-final game, then they posted their picture flipping off the team they beat. They were then kicked out of the tournament and the team they beat went to the finals in their place. By my understanding, if the place they were advancing to were…

Yes, it was. They were advancing to the championship round. It says so right in the article.

They couldn’t give the next team a bye, it was the finals.

True, but that was then and this is now.

Arsenal should sell Alexis back to them if Neymar goes to PSG. I know Wenger wouldn’t do it because it would be sensible, but it’s nice to dream.

...to get through this thing called life...

Am I the only one that thinks the whole pre-fight staredown thing is fucking stupid? Maybe it’s because I’m a fan of the actual fighting and not the spectacle.

Johnny Morton is a good choice, but I would have been more impressed by a deep cut, say Brett Perriman or maybe Willie Green, the Touchdown Machine.

Parenthood and Willow were both good, and A Beautiful Mind was all right as long as you didn’t care about whether it was an accurate portrayal of the guy’s life, which it definitely was not.

I heard the same thing. They had a chance to get him before he went to Tampa and they didn’t do it. Now he’ll never come back.

It was reportedly all over who was truly the World’s Greatest Dad.

You see that a lot in smaller, more close-knit sports communities. Watch any skateboarding or BMX competition and you’ll see everyone cheering each other on and rooting for everyone to do their best stuff. It’s nice to see everyone having fun instead of being full-on “eye of the tiger” all the time.