This is all just a long con on Nick Denton’s part to break the new union.

No matter what happens I just want to say thank you to all the Deadspin staff. I started reading your articles about 5 years ago. Before that I barely paid attention to sports news, because I thought they were all like ESPN or SI. You guys helped me to develop a greater love for sports by showing them in a more…

In the long run, we’re all dead;

Shouldn’t we be calling them the Dell Curry’s?

The White Walkers

You have to put as much DPS into the Warriors as possible in phases 1 and 2 because their rage timer is really short and once that goes off it’s a huge AOE that brings your hit points way down and if your healers aren’t top notch you’re going to succumb and the entire raid will wipe.

There was a similar sentiment out there during Shaq’s prime. ‘Take away his freakish size and athleticism and he wouldn’t even be good at basketball!’

Actually she’s meaning you failed in your studies, not your GF.

That’s not Kimbo Slice, dumbass.

About 2 years.

Support is “I love my son and am committed to getting him qualified help and helping him to be better in the future.” It is not calling sexual assault “twenty minutes of action” that “wasn’t violent.”

At least now we know where the son is getting his ideas about consent, respect of bodily autonomy, being a human being and not a giant tool, ect.

That is not defending the child’s crime, that’s defending the entire concept of rape.

“By having people like Brock educating others on college campuses is how society can begin to break the cycle of binge drinking and its unfortunate results.” - holy shit, does he really think the only lesson anyone should take away from this is not to binge drink??? How about DON’T RAPE

I stayed up late to watch this, and at one point I found myself thinking “Wow. I forgot that SportsCenter can actually be good”. Then Stephen A. came on...

this is the weird thing - Stephen A . Smith wasn’t terrible! His words were very heartfelt! (well except for him claiming that he remembered an Ali fight when he was 3, which I’ll take with a grain of salt) As I mentioned on a different post last night, last night was ESPN at it’s best - literally what’s been missing…

Wow, I’ve noticed the complete opposite trend - it feels like ads with black families are more and more likely to be biracial-presenting. Specifically, the kids. More often girls than boys, but still - cream-colored or light brown with a fro of natural hair. That seems like the new aesthetic.

I hate to break it to you, but this mess is really all your daddy’s fault.

Ken Starr’s world: