Madison Bumgarner And Jason Heyward’s Beef Wasn’t Really A Beef At All

“I didn’t say that,” Krzyzewski said. “You can say whatever you want. Dillon Brooks is a hell of a player. I said, ‘You’re a terrific player, unions and Obama are bad, and I’m glad you don’t get paid.’ And you can take whatever he said and then go with it, all right?”

“Dwyane, Chris, Melo, we did it! We won the championship, and we did it all together! This is everything I had dream—”

It’s totally believable that they’d do this to avoid Hard Knocks. Jeff Fisher has a history of avoiding distractions from the regular season like preseason TV shows or postseason playoff games.

Hue Jackson chimed in to say the Browns are looking to find the next Ray Farmer to blame the next Johnny Manziel on.

People in the stands can have a beer, but we can’t do what we want? That’s a little messed up. The fans also get to tailgate outside before the game. They never let us do that. And why don’t the outfielders ever throw the ball to the bullpen pitchers after the third out? Maybe the fans aren’t the only ones who’d like…

For fans watching, the leak manifested in joy and schadenfreude; for teams still waiting to see their names, in wariness and relief.

$25000 for a high school kid’s hobby. It’s not his job.

Yeah, you got me. Good for you. Hopefully I get you next time.

This is great, we have so much extra flexibility with the money we got back from Johnny’s bonus!

Perception is the only thing an offensive line has, because 99 percent of people watching football have no idea what an offensive line’s doing.

The person who was supposed to get in got in. And that was me. If he didn’t get in, that’s his problem.

He’s right that a lawsuit will change things. The only thing scarier to the NCAA than having to pay a fan because of a player is having to pay the players themselves.

*descends from the ceiling to Kurt Rambis’s desk suspended by wires like Mission Impossible*

I can understand games launching with insufficient server capacity or something because it’s probably better to underinvest in servers and then bring it up to what you need after launch than to overinvest. But to launch broken and poorly fleshed out games like this seems to be harmful to the bottom line and I just…

Every year teams go into the offseason looking to sign a big name and get people talking about them. They have these nice max deals all typed up and ready to go, then realize that Kevin Durant actually has no interest in ever playing in Atlanta or Milwaukee or whatever and so they have this blank contract just sitting…

All of this could be easily fixed if they just start encrypting players.

The report claimed that the team released him in November because of “a combination of issues,” including “signs of mental instability.”

I’m talking about watching a game where 1/9 of the offense is terrible by rule vs watching a better game.