My favorite part is where he implies that Calgarians (or whatever they’re called) are too stupid to understand the argument. That would pretty much seal my lack of support right there.

It isn’t about wanting them to stay, it is about dictating where they go.

Giving the schools the ability to block any sort of transfer, that is otherwise legal, is absurd.

If Gronk were there, it would go 6-9.

What makes you think, after the last CBA negotiations, that the players have any desire to “stick together.”

Not really. Paul is more of a PG in a traditional sense. And his assists actually give him a higher career Offensive Rating than Curry. Clearly Curry is the better shooter and scorer however, which makes him more of a hybrid than a PG.

So what is going to get you first? Cancer or malaria?

That is the most stereotypical white family I have ever seen.

This was the second coming of the Chicken after he was fired from his original gig.

I’ve figured out long ago that the only thing good about being a celebrity is the money. The rest of it is just shit. (And I don’t even think the money is worth it.)

Uh...that’s bullshit.

Non-graduate transfers can be on scholarship if a program has one available.

That sound you hear is KSU’s legal counsel banging their heads on their desks.

Current labor agreement requires more “get away” day games even if no game is scheduled the next day.

Another issue is if he did the 100 pull ups, 200 push ups and 300 squats in that order - or if he broke them up. Say into 20 sets of 5/10/15. Breaking them up is “allowed” and is quite a bit easier.

Not really. The players aren’t helpless.

I have plenty. The players have been represented by people they elected throughout. They approved the contracts placed in front of them. It isn’t simply the owners fault that the players lost their ability to bargain in a true fair market.

Gosh. Imagine what could be done if the players had unions and could collectively bargain with the owners.

That’s what she said.

I didn’t realize that the home team can unilaterally call a rainout before the game begins. Does MLB or the umpires have any say?