That’s the Nats problem, not the opposing teams problem. This whole idea that it’s chicken shit baseball is ludicrous. Last time I checked managers and players get paid to win ball games, not worry about opposing teams players and fans feelings.

I’m no Boston homer, but I simply can’t believe that is accurate. I know it’s not where the catcher catches it, but his glove was on the dirt and at least a foot wide of the plate. No pitch breaks that much to be a strike.

looks like they’re pretty livid about pitch #6, which is a called strike and is really low. Do you have a different video that shows us that #5 is the pitch they’re mad about?

Damn you people. That comment is gold.

I assume Ryker wears jersey #1?

Jose Fernandez continues to be one of the most delightful baseball players in the game right now.

Only because Olbermann was fired.

I bet that first part isn’t even true.

Who cares if he is the first to bring it up? It’s a stupid point to make. And the NBA is the anti MLB. You’re supposed to talk shit. Mother fucking guys on European teams called LeBron “LeBronze” before ‘08. These guys shouldn’t be allowed to tie his shoes for him, but they’re not wrong to do that there. It’s all a…

“No one at ESPN wants Rovell beheaded in Times Square, but many were angry he still gets paid to rephrase #brand #content.”

Your “well actually” misses the forest for the trees, or at the very least, the distinction between Robert E. Lee the person and the Cult of General Lee.

I like how not honoring the military leader of a separatist group that committed treason because they wanted to keep human trafficking legal so they didn’t have to adapt to the industrial age is somehow “erasing history”. I mean, get a fucking grip, right? People who whine about “OMG POLITICAL CORRECTNESS RUN AMOK”…

UFC so aggressively reports alleged copyright violators on Twitter that they reported themselves.

Look at the guns on him. He could do it holding the dad holding the baby.

I seriously got, like, more than 15 emails along those lines when that article came out. That just happened to be one I received more recently.

So I worked there, and he did have his heart in the right place on many things at that time when things were good. His heart was not in the right place when he was lying to us about where we were at with money and pretending we’d be ok.

A lot of what’s referred to as “PC” nowadays is just people not being retrograde sociopaths.

Those aren’t disciplines with pelotons, thought, which is where the primary danger comes from. You don’t have 150 riders doing 60-70 km/hr inches apart where a single slip brings down 10-15 bikes. Apples and oranges.

Almost nobody in the “they should get paid” crowd, which I am part of, argues that they should be paid like pro athletes. You are attacking a straw man. We all acknowledge the difficulty in coming up with a viable payment scheme, but saying “it’s hard” is not an argument in favor of the current system.

You are a psychopath.