Ken Williams recently advised me to significantly scale back the time that my son spent in the clubhouse. Later, I was told not to bring him to the ballpark at all. Obviously, I expressed my displeasure toward this decision to alter the agreement we had reached before I signed with the White Sox.
Who’s calling this?
I’m so sick of hearing about the fucking shield. It is a goddamn sports league not a covert military group.
Your move, Yale.
I think it brought his plot to an epic conclusion. It showed how far he was willing to go for his fire god, that he would do anything for it. Then, in classic GoT fashion, it was all for nothing.
They are not there on sports scholarships. Yale does not have athletic scholarships.
I’ve watched enough to make sweeping generalizations.
I can’t stop laughing at how he runs towards the basket at the end.
Depends on the record. Several were in play tonight. Steph tied the record for most 3s in a game (12), broke the record for most 3s in a season (which he broke the year before, which he broke the year before that), and the Warriors set the record for the earliest clinching of a playoff spot.
Is Peyton not allowed to sign with any other team?
Having not read the story in question, this quote seems to be the nub of the issue.
Look. His hands are small. He knows. But, come on. They’re not yours, they are his own.
If this guy plays in the upcoming season after the video comes out Ray Rice’s head will explode and Janay Rice will have to apologize for it
I think my favorite part of all this Manning drama is that the networks are afraid to report on it much since they all want to hire him as a broadcaster.
Pending an improbable exoneration from the internal peer review, everything [Arnold] had worked for is now gone, likely never to be recovered, ever again. Recovery, if there is any, appears to be something deserved only by the Twitter critics of a freelancer whose future writing career will apparently be, like the way…
Yeah, like I’m going to believe a guy who practices maritime law
You are incorrect. Federal sentencing guidelines are guidelines—they are not mandatory. They offer guidance as to what may be too lenient or too harsh (and in actuality provide trial judges cover to impose sentences, but that’s another issue entirely), but a judge is not required to sentence in accordance with the…
He’s spoken about this some before on his podcast, but Grantland was still growing when ESPN killed it. They also got little to no help from ESPN when it came to linking to the site, and did nothing to get advertisers for their podcasts. Yes, it was losing money, but some of that was ESPN not properly monetizing it.
It’ll also bring in a bunch of people from Grantland.