Gammons immediately took to Twitter to forthrightly apologize. He's one of the good ones, and he's more than earned the odd brain cramp.

"If [MLB] thinks I lied, they can give me say another 100 games. Now you're to 311. So now I would appeal that. In the appeal process I would say, 'I didn't do it.' So now you're up to 411. And this can go on for the next seven or eight years."

That staff member's wife? She's in a coma.

It's obvious he was going after somebody else, right? She just got in his way and he held on as she fell over.

Downtown in name only.

Horse croquet is already 5th, and it's not leaping lacrosse.

He also lists atlanta's other move which was to the same location, Pittsburgh is practically next door to where it was.

because it represents an enormous shift towards suburban baseball on a scale not seen in decades.

And yet when I make a similar offer I'm a criminal

He's had a lot to say about his mental illness and the trouble he got himself into prior to seeking treatment.

The only reason Wisconsin isn't on there is because drunk driving isn't prohibited, but rather required.

Is that illegal? Are you not supposed to do that? I feel like that should be okay.

F that, fine the guilty and have them pay for it.

In either case, the story ends with the players losing a fight and going to the hospital.

clearly got a heads up from the coach beforehand.

thanks for the explanation bro

In theory your objection makes sense, in reality, well good luck with that.

Showed the play, or the pitcher's nostrils?

wouldn't all the heads in that room being similarly chilled?

but he's a freeman