In defense of common sense though, even Ray Charles could have seen that was a terrible fucking call.

Also in defense of the ref, he didn't want to be murdered after the match.

"Wow, THAT is egregious"

Thank you for altering the entire outcome of this event on this single, shitty shitty call.

It's actually one of the few things that MLS has adopted in advance of the rest of the world. They've had it since at least 2011, I believe.

To be fair, this would be the only time Snow would be any use to the Islanders.

"Are you currently falling forever through space? No? Then the ground is doing its job."

But the "professional" one was ugly as fuck...

You're the worst.

At least Orlando agrees with you. Hell, the league calls it "soccer" the teams can damn well be "soccer clubs".

We finally see an example of fan outrage pushing an organization to change a decision based around its logo. This is a great sign for sports fans everywhere. But we can't let it end here. If fans can get a logo changed this quickly, it has to be possible that they can also get a team name completely changed as well. I…

Which week?

It isn't. But the reason those women aren't victims of violence has a lot more to do with socio economic status than marital status specifically.

Somebody needs to tell this to all those beaten and abused married women in Afghanistan. The married biological fathers over there didn't get the memo.

I don't think either goalie has let in a soft goal yet. Doughty's goal against Henrik was probably the closest to save-able, and it came after a fantastic play by #8.

Great point. Let's review the four NYR goals from game 2: 1st goal - slapshot from the point - deflected and screened on the play - no chance. 2nd goal: shot wide of the net, deflects off NYR Zuccarello standing on edge of far post - no chance. 3rd goal: two-on-one break, St. Louis connects on perfect top-shelf…

Rangers fans will say that Quick and his 2 Stanley Cups is mediocre...but in 3 months when they're wearing Giants jerseys, they'll be saying Eli is elite!

Seeing him in MMA is actually not as odd as you'd think. If you read "Tao of Jeet Kune Do" you'll see that he studied other martial arts forms extensively. He probably would have been one of the first people to endorse MMA. It would've been awesome to see him actually fight in a ring, but I doubt there would've been…

Of course, he'd just kick everyone's asses thrice before the match would even start.