After he gave that thumbs up to Day, the announcers were ready to give Speith’s sportsmanship the Wanamaker. I had never seen a replay of a minor act of good sportsmanship until today.

I disagree entirely. I don’t understand why this is news. It’s 2015, how in the world can people still actually care about baseball?

Reminder: the people who comment “who cares? why is this news?” are absolutely not emotionally indifferent to it.

This has been your weekly reminder that José Mourinho is a huge douchecanoe.

Everyone remembers the Favre interception and the Anderson missed FG, but this one should round out the top three.

The Invasion of Norman D

Unbiased journalism is a myth sallied about when dense or dishonest people take exception to their own biases aren’t being catered to. And anyway, I wrote the most about Arsenal because they’re, objectively, the best.

Okay, saying “television is show business. Even broadcast news” elides not only political difference, but also different business models. It’s a shallow and trite observation that seems pasted together from buzzwordy tropes the author has subconsciously semi-digested — or possibly lifted from a TED talk of the worst…

It kind of makes sense if you think that 1) Fox News is a real news channel 2) TMZ, E! News, Hard Copy and Entertainment Tonight are all “news” shows and 3) we should just accept that cable news channels are more worried with chasing ratings than objective reporting and that’s fine because that’s just how the world…

Yeah, but it’s going to Fox Sports soon, so why tell employees now?

oh man, have I got a format for YOU

it’s like a mobius strip of horror

I thought Jez had already written a post on this? It seems easier to wear more clothes if you are cold than wear less if you are warm though to be honest.

Indirect free-kick, rather than a penalty, I believe.

100% the fullbacks fault.