This is beautiful. +1

Goddamn ninja's at them onions again.

Oh, darlin'!

Goddamnit, beat me to it. +1

It's actually about ethics in journalism this time.

Who the hell is Billy Haisley?

This. This is good stuff. +1

Sometimes, I'm too lazy to put on pants, and here's this girl playing basketball while dealing with a terrible, terminal illness and dealing with the weight of her own mortality on her shoulders. Helluva young lady - hope she can somehow defy the odds.

This went in such a different direction than what I expected. +1

So, that second intereception by Eric Weddle... was that some sort of pass that was deflected behind Peyton?

That picture of Alfredo Simon. Christ, this is all just so fucking sad. Dude was so young.

You don't think there's some shithead Cubs/Pirates/Whoever fan out there that smirked and said "good" when this happened? I remember quite a few Sox fans being none-too-sad when Cory Lidle died in a plane crash. So, don't tell me that fandom doesn't influence the behavior of some people. Please, go and try to tell…

Clearly. Apparently all the women there spell "no" as "yes".

That's fair. Honestly, I was emotional - it's a terrible loss not only for his family and friends, but for the baseball world at large. Maybe I jumped the gun, but I'd like to think I was coming from a good place. I didn't mean to offend anyone or to make myself out to be some sort of moral compass.

Yeah, because I've seen how non-Cards fans react on here - nothing wrong with letting the Cards fans know that at least one person who isn't of the fanbase isn't going to be a cunt about a tragic event. Thanks, though.

Yes, because I was seeking attention. On Deadspin. Oh, the heights.

And I'm double-talking, apparently. Sorry, old-man brain.

I know, I know.

"You know the crowd on here"

I'm from Nick's part of Maryland and my mind went to that tragedy immediately. Same age and everything - it's just wrong.