I grew up in Toronto and I will say this; you’re right to point out that the city is far from perfect and shit like that shouldn’t be ignored.

Kudos for actually looking at evidence and changing your mind. On the internet no less!

Ok, but what about the pile of shit underneath the hair? Can’t fix that.

Atlanta United did this exact thing, and I’m hoping other MLS clubs did the same. It’s easier for Atlanta because the stadium has screens everywhere on the concourse, and the giant video halo provides a decent viewing from every seat in the stadium. They did this last year for the World Cup final and I thought it was…

Like many others, I watched today’s match from a packed bar - why didn’t MLS capitalize on all the interest and passion for soccer today?

I like to think Blyleven was actually referring to all of Florida.

Counterpoint:

Why on earth is a ball still in play if it hits a roof structure? How incredibly stupid.

In theory, this is a good idea.  But has Bert considered the implications of DOZENS of baseball fans with nowhere to go on a Friday evening.  I think not, Bert.  I think not.

Weirdly, I actually agree with Green. If nobody laid hands on anybody I’d call it an argument, or some shit-talking or whatever. I feel like scuffle is for when it gets physical. But I am basing that on nothing but my own brain-thoughts so who knows.

So much for the sweep. Toronto’s D is proving as strong as it looked against the east. Cool!

Umm, we suck, we really do. But let’s not pretend the rest of the world doesn’t suck real bad too. China, Brazil, India, just to name the big ones are in lockstep with us in this regard.

No kidding. The most frustrating part of all this is no matter what the world does to combat global warming, my stupid countrymen here in the US don’t give a flying fuck and will single handedly negate the efforts of the rest of the globe in all likelyhood just so they can keep driving their shitty giant trucks

Temperatures at Everest have been rising steadily, which has led to melting glaciers and a rapidly changing landscape.

Mt Everest: Come for the views, stay because you died.

I got struck by a line drive as a pitcher when I was 12. My parents took me to the hospital and they took X-rays and said everything was fine and sent me home despite heavy vomiting and a likely concussion.

It must have been so cool to be one of the several dozen people at the game who saw that live.

There’s always going to be assholes who want the preserve the “sanctity of the game” and say “PAY ATTENTION TO THE GAME, NOT YOUR PHONE!” who think that having your eyeballs glued to every second of the game will somehow stave off any injury. Meanwhile, outfielders who have trained their entire lives to catch a…

For what it’s worth, this is from the Astros’ game thread on Reddit:

“She is going be OK according to my mom. She was 4 rows away and just talked to security guard who said they are taking her to hospital for precautionary but early signs are good.

Although I like the Huskies name, I’m glad they didn’t go with that because of the fact that;