Wholeheartedly agree. If I’m at a Marlins home game, I know I’m in Miami. Me and the other 5238 people at the Marlins game.

It’s weird to have the name of the city on the home jerseys. 

My only annoyance with these is that they break from what teams normally do with their jerseys in that it the home uniform should say “Marlins” and the road uniform should say “Miami”

I thought it was going to be pinstripes with an ‘NY’ logo

The Marlins’ “brand” is what happens when a business thinks its logo is its brand.

Are the 3-D glasses distributed at the park, or do we need to bring them from home?

The scary part is that the homeless guy is the one in the middle. 

Actual fraud in welfare, etc is very rare.

I think you should always assume a GoFundme campaign is a scam until there is evidence to suggest otherwise. 

“surprise” If you really were surprised then I have some swamp land to sell you (or a bridge). My first thought was this whole thing was a scam when it was first posted and it was a sweetheart story. There were people saying it then.

I live in NJ.  If someone from NJ is asking for money, it’s a scam.  That is all.

Huh, it’s almost like our system of people desperately begging on gofundme for money for medical care, housing, etc isn’t great and there should be a better social safety net in place that isn’t so easy to scam.

Is it just me or does it seem like this should be an episode of It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia?

Nom nom nom.

To the other commenters, where did they act like they cured inequality? They proved a point and people, like local news, took notice. That’s like step #1 of deconstructing white supremacy - using your privilege to not only acknowledge it exists but also right the wrongs it produced.

I see this divergence around what’s…

Even working with this flawed, nonsensical analogy, I’m pretty sure the losing team is trying to get a judge to order that the points they scored earlier in the game, but which weren’t recognized by the referee for some reason, count just as much as points scored in the final seconds. Like, just count all the points…

An odd choice, to be sure, but it has happened 26 times, most recently in 2015, and 10 times since he was sworn into office on 1/5/2000.

Or imagine there’s an election. And before all the votes can be properly counted, one candidate declares himself the winner, claims the other side is trying to cheat, and gets his lawyers to cloud the issue with bogus lawsuits.

If an NFL play-by-play announcer doesn’t call field goals “3 pt kicks” all game long this weekend, I am going to be disappointed.