Honestly, it’s kind of the same thing I saw in the Super Bowl where the Denver defense just absolutely removed an entire team’s (Carolina) will to live.

“Now we’re just talking about optics instead of actual football.”

Isn’t “getting a championship” the only legitimate reason you need?

Nice. Injuring his groin while 69ing is the Gronkiest of Gronking. Now put some ice on it.

That wasn’t so much a Hail Mary as just a really long post pattern. Yeah, I’m that guy. Fuck you, too.

I don’t think I’ll ever get enough of seeing flabbergasted fans in the stands reeling with shock. It warms the cockles of my cold, black heart.

‘A Hail Mary that’s full of grace’

I don’t know. I enjoy watching athletes lose their damn mind when wronged...actually watching Lackey yell at a robot about a missed call would be way more entertaining. I’m in.

This year has seen some REALLY bad umpiring. And yet they wonder why they’re getting “abused” by players.

Causing me to take sides with John Lackey is really not helping your shitty ump situation, MLB.

Nice try, but a child could recognize these are ESPN’s color commentators.

I am going to be that guy- This has nothing to do with the First Amendment. She is free to say Trump is a racist. And ESPN, a private company, is free to fire her/punish her/do nothing to her if it feels like it.

Yea I love that one dumbass who went as far as to say she slandered the President. Last I checked if the statements are true its not slander.

Takeaway: There are some dumb MFers at ESPN. Seriously, one person can’t see the difference between the Lin incident (which involved an unwarranted racial slur - that might have been an accident, sure) and a label (supremacist) ostensibly based on a person’s actual past activities?

These are the same people who consistently conflate “calling out racism” with “being racist against white people.”

This idea that calling white supremacists white supremacists is a “political opinion,” or even political speech, is a pernicious trend of thought. Plays right into it.

“Businesses need to be politically agnostic or they risk alienating large swaths of the country whether you agree with them or not.”

When you get right down to it- all she did was say what the NY Times has been saying for months and what a large plurality of Americans already believe.