Pro tips to would-be NYC train drinkers:
Pro tips to would-be NYC train drinkers:
Both the ESPN and NFL Network draft broadcasts Deadspin and Regressing blogrolls were Johnny Football-obsessed tonigh…
Doc Rivers may or may not have been banned for life also.
I can pinpoint the moment I realized I was never going to be Gary Smith. This was back in the spring of 2005,…
As with anything involving Stephenson and Turner, less than 40% of the shots actually connected.
If you have watched much Washington Wizards basketball over the past four seasons, first of all, why, and I am so…
I went to the Barclays Center last month and watched the Brooklyn Nets kick the crap out of the Cleveland Cavaliers.…
I've had several other concerns about Matt Williams, but this has proven to me that he's an idiot
When Pat Jordan went to do a story on Dodgers first baseman Steve Garvey and his wife, Cyndy, for Inside Sports in…
Nick Swisher makes it very easy to hate him, but this just cracks me up. After hitting a two-run home run in the…
It took exactly four days for me to do a complete 180° on MLB's new replay review system. It happened when umpires…
Jesus Christ, how embarrassing! I can't believe that someone put that in print! 90 wins for the Mets??
Although I've recently moved into an apartment with three ceiling fans, seven windows, and a bedroom door, I do not…
"An NHL season" is correct. You're pronouncing the letter N, which starts with a vowel sound. Spelling's not the determinant in whether it's an or a, but sound. That's why it's an honor, not a honor (unless you do pronounce the h in honor in which case it is a honor).
"100+ assists in an NHL season" is acting as a collective compound noun here. There's an implied "The achievement of" before that.
Last week, former teammates Thurman Thomas, Bruce Smith, and Andre Reed visited Kelly in his home after the news of the recurrence was announced.
"R Kelly at 14? That seems about right"
-Aaliyah
In fairness, the inmate did tell Hernandez he could best him with "both hands tied behind my back."
Regardless of how you pronounce it, whether it be with the er at the end or the arguably more colloquial a, it's safe to say we'll never see another Derek Jeter.
Huh. I thought the only n-word ESPN vigilantly avoided using was "NHL"