“Alternately, the federal government could decide that the law means any school pay for male athletes would have to be matched by pay for female athletes, in which case dumping amateurism would effectively introduce a dollar-for-dollar tax on men’s sports salaries that would be a boon for women.”

This reaction in people is pathetic. Even members of marginalized groups can be evil motherfuckers. You’re not deep just because you’ve decided it was “complicated” simply because the situation has caused you cognitive dissonance; you’re just a self-centered asshole with a poor understanding of morality and ethics.

He’s no Matic tho...

“because the tears of Nolanites are always reinvogarating...”

Dude is 31 years old! I’m 32 and my knees will be sore tomorrow from having watched that reply one too many times.

“who, if you looked at it closely, had not accomplished so much more in the ring than their Ricky”

Jordan Clarkson is from Florida so he does Florida man stuff, that’s all. I’m just surprised he was still wearing shorts when it happened.

“OK, fine...but why would it take 5 days to come out with this statement?” - Okay, there’s a question.

Counterpoint: if everyone featured in or to have ever watched a Celtics tribute video died a slow, painful, humiliating death, the world would be a better place. Maybe this is the first (painfully awkward and slow) step in that direction.

He’s a sports writer writing about an athlete’s performance...in a sport. You’re on a sports website. You’re reading the comment section of said sports website.

You should consider her answer being a mystery and it not satisfying the author are not synonymous. I mean, it can be both not a big mystery and still not satisfy the author.

He means that the future of American men’s tennis doesn’t have to look like a band of sulky MAGA types.

Puhhhhhhhhhlease. Unless you’ve actually watched the confession (you haven’t) or read the entire transcript of it (you haven’t), then you’re talking out of your ass about the confession. I don’t know if you’re pals with lady or what, but confessions are not automatically deemed coerced just because you don’t the ends…

Worse yet, she had an even shittier confession.

“Gerard (“Gerry”) Fox is the founder of Gerard Fox Law. He graduated from Georgetown Law School, magna cum laude, and received his bachelor’s degree from the University of Richmond.”

Didn’t think it a foul on Kane in the box in the first half? He got there first, and sure he went down easy, but a less cynical person would just say that he earned it.

“and becoming angry when she refused:”

Good on you for interviewing everyone who was in hearing distance AND avoiding the “no one else heard/saw it, so it didn’t happen” fallacy. Impressive stuff there, champ.

The ref has already chimed in? Link please.

Surprisingly, this is only the second most embarrassing story to recently break about a retired MLB’er who played in Chicago.