I want to star your comment but he wears #1 and Young wears #0. So even if you edit your joke to his right number it still doesn’t make sense. Good night.

So somehow this ignorant stereotype is ok because it suits your opinions? Would it be ok if it was a shoeless 1930s-esque cartoon of a black man eating watermelon?

“She pushed him first. But, I don’t care.”

About half the time I agree with Chrissy about whatever sort of trouble she stirs up* but it’s kind of tiresome that intentionally being controversial on Twitter is basically her job and her way of staying publicly relevant and she acts like it’s so exhausting every time it happens. It’s not an accident that this…

Wow I am glad we got your unbiased opinion, VolBrian.

That’s one of the Warriors’ secrets, and really every team should illegal screen as much as they do. It’s almost never called, and worth picking up an offensive foul or two a game to get away with 30 moving screens.

Leaving out the part about how Joey King moved closer to home to be with his brother that’s sick with cancer? Interesting choice.

Perhaps Harrison met Jay Garrick AFTER Rival stole his identify? The theory you presented really does make the most sense.

The only time a Gawker blog contradicts its own narrative is when tragedy occurs, shit gets real, and then they start acting like humans again. The monstrosity that is 500 days of Kristin took about 3 days off after her brother died.

I thought this was touching for a second, but then I remembered:

Absolutely! These “where’s the leadership???” takes would be doubly silly in Peyton’s case, seeing as he’s indisputably one of the greatest quarterbacks of all time.

It’s true that nobody likes losing. But when you can’t handle losing, you are a baby, and deserve to be called one.

The coaches shouldn’t be penalized. They told both their teams to beat the other on the scoreboard, not physically. Unfortunately, patience runs thin when the game is in quadruple overtime and the teams are deadlocked at six apiece.