They really reverted to train wreck mode in a hurry.

We only have cats but here is a wonderful dog I met in Brooklyn.

Intangibles. His grip on the ball is intangible, for a start.

with some tremendous concentration on a wacky catch by Alvin Kamara (who would then run in the two-point conversation)

A Goodman is so, so hard. To find.

What really impressed me about that was how the women he mentions exist only in relation to the men they work for.

4th in a row for Australia, 5th altogether - also 1974.

Jones is an utter, utter dick. But all of the owners are a hell of a lot richer because of his antics thus far. I’d like to think they are willing to sacrifice some profit for decency, but instead this is just probably that they as greedy as ever but collectively too stupid to maximize their own payday.

There are so many sports the USA completely dominates that you could care most about. It is your curse that you invest so much emotion into US soccer, Billy. My thoughts are with you in this time of dumpster fire.

Ka-chunk-a-chunk-chunk *car drives through mass of boxes in narrow alley*

I don’t see their fans embracing “the process” with such public, Silicon Valley-esque brazenness. And, my bad, four years, not five. But if you tanked for those two guys, what were the other two years about? And what about actually providing some reason for current ticket buyers to come to a game? It’s unseemly to…

Five years of tanking for two picks?

Let’s not forget the great Brian Wilson.

Nice work with the historical list there. The Dodgers also won the minor Inter State Association in their first season, so they’ve won 3 leagues. Adonis Terry was there for all of them.

You make an excellent point.

More like the St. Louis Browns.

Burying the lede (in the mud): the Baystars are in the playoffs??? And they won a game?????

If this had to happen, why not last week? Dammit.

Yeah, I see all that. But why are you drafting a “not ready yet” project type number one overall?

According to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, a spokesperson for Kennesaw State said that the the university “believes that it is important to honor the national anthem. It is equally as important to respect the rights of individuals as protected under the First Amendment.”