Oh, I see.  Batting average and RBI.  That makes more sense now.

The continued employment of Brett Gardner is the most baffling thing I have witnessed and I remind my buddy who is a Yanks fan about it all the time.

I give it to CC. To me, “Best Deadline Deal” lives and dies with the chase for the playoffs.

You think those were his words? Anyway, he was chasing the best contract, as he should. It just so happened to be a record-setting deal. While we all might respect a player who is brutally honest and says he wanted the most money (which is the truth, and a perfectly acceptable answer), we should all expect these types…

Sorry, but these links are laughable, yet you pass them off as if they’re established, reputable studies into the subject matter. Neither “article” is even remotely scientific or based on polling or any established data or evidence, and neither website is a reputable source. Congratulations on Googling “Boxing, most…

Can this be the end of boxing? Please? It’s such an unnecessarily dangerous sport, it’s not relevant to today’s society, and I really don’t see the appeal of it anymore. And if it weren’t dangerous enough in the ring, it’s a complete shitshow out of the ring, with different sanctioning bodies and unclear championship…

“it was obvious he was just chasing the paycheck”

To me, the reason I can support the Harper schadenfreude is the fact that he went to a division rival. But even then, if Philly made the best offer, how is he supposed to turn down that deal?

It’s simultaneously an “M” for Montreal and an “e b” for Expos Baseball.  

Uh... that would belong to the Milwaukee Brewers.

I don’t see him complaining anywhere.  Just calling a spade a spade.

No, I’m not salty. The Cardinals were, by far, the worst team in the playoffs who benefited from being in a bad division. You’re just mad that a small market team is consistently better at putting up competitive teams I guess. This idea that St. Louis fans have a monopoly on being annoying and/or racist is silly, at…

I have no dog in the race, and that was no “impassioned speech”. That was some middle-school level trash talking. And I’m still confused what “shit” the Braves started. I don’t think I’ll ever understand. The only people who had any issues in that NLDS Series were the members of the Cardinals’ “Play the Game the Right…

I wouldn’t say they shit the bed.  To shit the bed, there has to be an expectation that you would deliver in the first place.  The Cardinals were lucky to even be in the postseason with the offense they had this year.  They were below average in every important offensive statistical category as a team.  

The Cardinals have become reviled not just because of the Best Fans In Baseball, but also because of the overall atmosphere of the organization and the people they keep around.

Dude, Cards fans literally harassed Fowler since he arrived for no real reason other than his skin pigmentation. The key to guys like Gibson and Ozzie and Brock and Yadi is that they won. A POC who doesn’t win is cannon fodder for The Best Fans In Baseball.

Lifeguards are pretty well compensated, at least where I live. Also, they listen to music all the time.  HOWEVER, lifeguarding is serious shit.  It’s all fun an games sitting and getting a tan and checking out the talent and handing out band-aids until someone takes a nasty fall or you have to give CPR to a toddler. …

No, he actually was a good candidate. The field in the NL LF category was pretty weak, but he had a very good year. It was a coin flip between him, Adam Duvall and Tommy Pham.

Not if you don’t believe that something being “for kids” is a bad thing or has a stigma attached. Ya know... like a rational adult.

Just when I thought the Cardinals couldn’t get more unlikable, they decide to up the ante just a bit. The organization, the manager, the players, and of course the self-appointed “Best Fans In Baseball”.  They are in a constant game of oneupsmanship with each other in douchiness.