As a Yankees fan...sigh. It’s like the cameraman is doing this on purpose.

Welcome to baseball management. It’s the least X’s and O’s of the major sports (no hefty playbook or a bevy of offensive sets here), where the players — especially pitchers — really do hold a bulk of the results in their hands, so as a manager, you have to work well in two areas: lineup management and clubhouse…

There’s no real power dynamic involved in it, which is what these types of guys get off on. In such a scenario, he doesn’t really hold power/sway over the prostitute’s career, and he likely can’t effectively shock her with his behavior, as she has likely seen it all.

This guy has a sword tattoo! Doesn’t he know the Penn is mightier than the sword.

Also he fucks horses.

“I don’t see color” makes me see red, because it’s the most insidious of the group. Like, if you’ve never thought about culture, it sounds good a first blush, but it’s super, super harmful and an utter lie.

Mat-pat was right...

White people: Fighting to remove statues of minorities who offended their flag and anthem, yet also fighting to uphold the statues of men who fought to destroy the flag and anthem. Oh and child molester enablers. They want statues of child molester enablers to stick around too.

Had seen it but neglected to include it in my examples. As MarcusAurelius alluded to, how does this guy not have a semi-regular slot on 60 Minutes?

I think I just found a fun new game. Find the people in the crowd who stand disrespectfully during the anthem.

There is no reason to play the national anthem at a sporting event. If they played it before a movie, you would be creeped the hell out. If every time you came in to work, everybody stopped what they were doing at 9:05 to recite the Pledge of Allegiance, you would think that was weird. This is also weird as balls, and…

It’s interesting that Buffalo’s kicker is so left leaning in his beliefs, considering their most famous kicker is best known for how far right he is.

There’s a Bloomberg article (that’s behind a paywall, but is discussed by the Boston Globe) that suggests that about 1,750 people are injured by foul balls every year at MLB games.

LOL nanny-state? Oh please. We are talking about line drives travelling in excess of 100 mph. Don Zimmer was almost killed by a line drive and the Yankees put up a barrier in front of the dugout. They can do the same for the fans.

Yep, that’s one hot take you’ve got there. I’m curious, if you have to leave your seat during the middle of an inning, do walk up the stairs backwards so as not to take your eyes off potential dangers from the field, or do you just crouch down and sprint up the steps like you’re charging the beaches at Normandy and…

I am an adult man who has been playing baseball for 40 years. I cannot be attentive to every pitch for 3.5 hours. leave the details incident out of it and you will still get people injured. netting to the dugout is not the end of the world.

The best explanation I heard was this. So many of these guys are the basement dwelling stereotypes you read about, the ones who can’t get a date. They’ve convinced themselves that it’s because they like comics and SF and fantasy and nerdy things that girls don’t get. Now, with more and more women becoming fans and…

But the grandparents should have been more aware of where they were sitting.

Lol yes, it’s me. And OTM still exists. It’s been on Wonkette, then on Thrillist, now it’s on Bitter Empire. I think it missed one month of total runtime since it stopped being on GM, and that’s it. Looks like you have some catching up to do.

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