Good. Hopefully you don’t now advocate for both.

We're not talking about the same thing here. We're having different conversations.

Cardinal way, baby!

Right. I'm fine with him not getting cheap fouls. But closeout fouls under the feet are dangerous. And I don't wish that on anyone. I guess that's where we're different.

It’s weird to see people advocate for plays that are dangerous, as opposed to things like hard fouls or otherwise not getting called. Were you dropped as an infant?

Any pitcher who gives up a run before an out on the season has an infinite era. Literally happens all the time.

I guess in my definition there must be physical contact.

Jumped OVER him. Look closely. No contact, except maybe a couple strands of hair. Dude acted like they went chest to chest. 

The security on these things is awful. Woke up one night to screams. Thought it was a neighbor. NOPE! Someone in my camera. Finally noticed when the camera, with the red light, started following my wife in the dark around in the living room while scared in her underwear.

The security on these things is awful. Woke up one night to screams. Thought it was a neighbor. NOPE! Someone in my…

You know you can define what that means, right?  Or, you could use the trust that you advocate to make that decision.  Keep digging.

There is NO shoulder injury!

You don’t know what you’re talking about. Watch this:

This. This right here. This is why he doesn't get the big endorsement deals he believes he's entitled to.  Those are made off the court, not on the court in New Balances. 

Fact: Philadelphia is the worst smelling city in America. Now get back to throwing batteries at Santa.

Counterpoint: No he's not. 

Only minimal offense meant, but it looks pretty dumb not to read this article and know that, because he can’t challenge, it doesn’t count as a challenge. Back to losing nothing for trying to buy time.

A Philly Special requires a pass to a quarterback, numb nuts.

One of your implied propositions fails royally - that the option is between using the carrier or carrying. Whay you’re wrong about is that, almost always, the choice is between a stroller or carrier. Hands free, weight fatigue, and mobility of the kid.

Thank you, as always, for paying attention to my team.  

It pleases me that you pay attention to my team.