“Stopped reading once I saw what I wanted.”

This is something that I think needs to be said. The culture around competitive Madden can be really fucking toxic. And it is MARKETED that way as well. TV shows like Madden Nation and Madden America, and the kinds of shit talk and aggressive behavior you see by players at the Madden Championship has always been kind…

Though you are technically correct,

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King of the Chad’s

Laurent Duvernay-Tardif graduated from not only a REAL Medical school, but probably the best med-school in Canada.

I remember Deadspin doing an article about the gambling issues around tennis. You’d think they’d be extremely concerned about blatant tanking.

THREE JP Losman jerseys?

I’m trying to figure out the, “she walked in on him as he was running out the door only she didn’t really realize he was the empty apartment shitter until that night.”

If you’re not scrapping the skin off your shins, it’s not a deadlift

Bill Belichick: “I only smile when my players are humiliated”

I am happy to hear all of this! The fanbase is right to be excited about this kid because he is fucking lights out. Everyone in the football world in Canada was really excited to see him go to, essentially, THE running back factory in the NCAA, and it’s nice to know they see him as a future star and not some deep down…

Any insight on the awesomely named Canadian running back Chuba (pronounced like Tuba) Hubbard?

I read all this shit and just kinda wonder what happened to good sportsmanship. Yes, it’s totally ok to try to win, to give lots of effort.

She clearly had the shit-talking part of Gary Payton down. Fucking hilarious

He’s the amalgam of Dwight Howard, Jamarcus Russell, and Larry Nassar

Being a film producer is almost 100% finding financial and human capital. It’s not as easy as finding a Mr. Money Bags to fund your project. Getting quality writers, directors, and the myriad of people required to pull off a good film is a tough job.

You’re definitely right about that, but convincing people to fund projects is the work of a producer, and he’s proven to be good at that job.

I think with the sheer volume of 30 for 30's there were bound to be some duds. But surprisingly it’s weird stories like the USFL that were some of the best.

John Olerud’s Helmet lives