His reply email only cleared up my suspicions about his detachment from reality and inflated sense of importance. Every word of his, like every ball, is unique and therefore cannot be cut in any editing process.

Up until the early 2000s, college baseball was the “B” track of the minors and never got traction. In-season, it is tough to follow.

How else would I dress to go to the stock market and do a business?

Are we sure this isn’t a Millennials of New York stock photo?

Not everyone’s wired for it.

You can always respond by attaching the 1971 opinion in Clay v. United States.

To the endless appeals process!

The major new milestone on ESPN was brought to you by Pennzoil. Pennzoil, for your engine’s next milestone. This one is brought to us by common sense and whatever kitchen thing the Kinja Deals team trots out, which I will buy.

What is most frustrating is that the intersection of race and analytics could be an interesting piece that contrasts the emerging equality attained through the older system with a white-washed technology fetish. Instead, we were treated to a “and Black people watch sports like this” piece.

To be fair, Bill O’Reilly has written a fair number.

Slap that on a tote bag and tell me where to send my $50 tax-deductible donation.

It’s almost like the producers read that terrible SB Nation piece and used it as inspiration: http://deadspin.com/how-sb-nation-…

Seriously. Do you want to spend 50-100K to do some due diligence, i.e. Googling shit. Nope, I’m sure this guy checks out.

Sad, yes, but it also explains so much.

He could’ve broken a contract-in-fact, with McWade’s regular tow driver. If telling him about McWade’s condition included mention, even vaguely, of her disability, then we really open a door.

Should’ve gone with a serif font; it’s much more authoritative.

That’s not how I read this. I see it as follows:

The last sentence of your first paragraph is a run-on. Please consider revising it.