Well, because sites like TMZ and Deadspin pay citizens for information like athletes’ private text messages, or a rival website’s executive’s sexual preferences, you really shouldn’t be surprised when they find some backup QB’s family contact info.

I can’t believe this guy showed visible displeasure when he suffered a professional setback!

[replay shows the Indy defender’s helmet make direct, illegal contact with the QB, ref throws a flag]

Come on man. He embeds videos for a living.

Unless it’s a golf umbrella, in which case, fuck that guy

Automatic tarps to cover swimming pools have existed for a long time.

2003: playing in the NLCS with a 3-1 lead is by far a better mathematical chance than you’d have before even getting to the NLDS.

But throwing a punch at the opposition isn’t posturing. It’s violent action.

Rodriguez clearly threw a punch on the field. It’s described as “silghtly more aggressive posturing,” because Deadspin has mocked “basebrawls” in the past. The narrative controls the reporting, if you want to call embedding external videos a report.

They had a better shot in 2003 and 2008 than they do now.

The same kind that makes your skin turn purple and decide to start Sean Rodriguez over Pedro Alvarez against a right-handed pitcher.

I mean, for fuck’s sake, if a trial comes down to whose testimony a jury believes, then the charges shouldn’t exist in the first place.

If only this were on ESPN: it would’ve been a diagonal view from behind the on-deck circle, and we would’ve seen the backs of the umpire and catcher without seeing the ball hit the bat.

The answer is to legalize poker and sports betting, not ban something because they have terrible commercials

“Until then, if an individual wants to light their paycheck on fire or make DFS a full time job to pay their mortgage, so be it.”

Tuesday minus Saturday is two days rest.

Also they were booing A-Rod, who is a big reason Jeter ever won a WS after he was 26

“if my team doesn’t get to the World Series 5 out of every 7 seasons then I become indifferent, and there’s nothing wrong with that”

“based in the US and paying taxes”

A claimed lack of evidence, this early in the TBI research age, doesn’t mean there is no evidence.