The Jets mostly declined official comment on the Sharks’ disparagement of the Gateway to the West...

Bill hits harder than a body hitting the water after falling off the St. Johns bridge, which he would tell you has a 205 ft. deck clearance.

-Any yell or grunt to try to distract your opponent.

For the most part, no. If it’s a tactical shot, such as dropping one short on an opponent who’s trying to defend a big first serve, no, there’s nothing to complain about. If someone who’s up big in an out-of-hand match attempts one, then it could be perceived as rather dickish.

The people that need their asses kissed to attend sporting events should not be driving this train. I don’t go to a fancy restaurant expecting a football game to break out, or vice versa. I go to a sporting event to watch sports, as inexpensively as possible, in and out as quickly as possible. Those are what the…

That’s a very odd comment... it’s nothing but residential to the east.

“He actually said she would be ranked 700 if she played against men (which is such utter bullshit)...”

For God’s sake, Stan, that tweet is something else.

Do any of you dare to pick Cilic on Sunday?

Well, it does get pretty hot in Qatar.

How could you leave out passive aggressive smilodons?

I saw a “Sports Life Stories” documentary on Ronnie O’Sullivan a few years ago. He has the layout for this 147 painted on a wall. He has such unbelievable knowledge of his game to know he can achieve a maximum break, especially with the reds still clustered.

While the ratting-out was annoying, I’m still more irritated that the LPGA penalized her two additional strokes for signing an “incorrect” scorecard when nobody on-site had any clue of the infringement prior to the viewer’s report.

There’s three of us, jerk. Jeez, get it right.

He has the same nonchalant reaction to the second goal, as well.

First of all, the Central Division is stacked, and between the three players that you mentioned, only one of them has a 30 goal season. Don’t get me wrong, they’re solid players, but other division opponents have way better franchise players.

I took a trip through Idaho a few years back, and stayed in Driggs for a few days. The Teton Dam site is probably the most underrated place I checked out. It was a nice combination of off-roading, hiking and checking out abandoned infrastructure.

Those are their Spring Training caps. They actually used them last year, as well.

However, what always gets lost in this type of conversation is that the United States has welcomed, with open arms, many international tennis players to utilize the advanced training facilities found in the country.

I just want to see more crazy-ass fans at Westfalenstadion.