I’m talking about some instances after the trial and appeals process. And that is exactly what the standard was for Steven Avery in Making a Murderer, which as you can see I clearly stated. So no, I am not wrong. You are wrong.

Came here to say the same thing. Perhaps the new rule and emphasis on these types of plays led to this being called, but you were never allowed to grab a players foot. That is 100 percent bush league.

This is just the point in the tired sports redemption trope where this is supposed to happen. The fact that Hardy has literally done nothing to deserve it, or even tried to do anything to deserve it, will not keep the progression of the trope from moving forward.

While it isn’t necessary in a criminal trial, sometimes a judge will declare a belief in the accused being innocent. Also, to have a conviction overturned a la Steven Avery in Making a Murderer, you generally have to prove “actual innocence,” which is the same thing as being “proven not guilty.”

Most likely it is a VHS with some (but not all) of the TBS Very Funny commercials skipped over.

Yes, my memory is a little fuzzy but I don’t remember anyone in my little league hitting a ball 375 feet.

There were a lot fewer Tommy John’s announced this spring compared to last Spring. Do you make anything of that?

This guy is an idiot. Does me know how hard it is to beat up a woman and not leave bruises?

Astonishingly, his concern was not about the legal consequences but rather about the wrath of God.

I knew a guy once that said if he was going to lie under oath, he’d just hover hit hand an inch above the bible, and that would make it okay. I get the feeling Hardy’s line of thinking here is similar.

I’ve also never put my hands on a woman.

I’m sorry your joke makes no sense and you look like a fucking idiot.

Can someone tell we what he said? I don’t speak jive.

If the national championship game is cancelled, does that mean he wins?

You should learn to read a bracket. Or don’t. Your buffoonery is amusing.

Oh great, there’s one more thing this kid can get away with that I would face severe consequences for doing.

It’s a typo, he wants to ship his boat to the hair, bro:

All of these asinine rules would be so much less asinine (but still kind of asinine) if they just have the players a fair share of the money.

Wouldn’t him lying about it afterwards be strong evidence that he wanted this to stay private?

You only get those in trailer parks in the 90s. Anyone else who gives you those is a nutjob religious fanatic that is secretly trying to get you to stop celebrating Halloween.