I had forgotten (reminded in a review), but he was really kind to a little girl in the beginning and seeing that now is SUPER creepy.

So I saw the movie and liked the movie, even though there were serious issues.

But you have to figure the longer you play the more you are susceptible to long term injury (plus wear and tear).

But it is not for all players. There are eligibility rules and the NFL could establish that.

If I am looking at those throwbacks correctly, they are Negro League throwbacks which is a bad look for Sale. For many years, the AL Central has had Negro League games where both teams wear the throwbacks and sometimes honor former Negro Leaguers.

I see what you did there (I had to erase my previous comment)

I could only imagine the stuff Ralph Wiley would have written over the past number of years.

Look at the fights in the 80s and 70s (google ‘Kermit Washington’). They stopped “real” fighting because the NBA cracked down on it. One punch can get you suspended 5 to 10 games now (i.e. 5 to 10 game checks).

He got suspended for accumulating flagrant fouls, not for hitting LeBron in the junk. If he had no other flagrants, he would still be playing tomorrow.

I think it refers to Ali in the ring. Why prolong a fight when you can end it? Why taunt your opponent when you can just box? How Ali fought was mean, not the guy outside the ring (though Joe Frazier would disagree)

I see what you did there!

But they did play that way. There were barely any fouls called. Both teams were mugging each other (which is probably why both teams scored less than 100).

Conviction is not worth losing Agent Carter.

And Klay defended Dame most of the whole series. Cannot imagine how much energy that took.

50-45-90 and leading the lead in scoring (no one has ever done that) #wellactually

Well, the Blazers did get a Top 5 pick (at #6, of course).

BvS comes in March (not quite Summer ‘16); it is Captain America that comes out this summer with X-Men.

I remember watching him during his freshman year at Cal and he would never go down. My friends and I always thought, “he needs to learn to go down or he will never make it to the NFL.”

How does differ the plethora of Holocaust-related movies? (I’m not trying to be snarky).

Rivers has made DeAndre Jordan into a functional player, a DPOY contender, and a 3rd team All-NBA. Whether Jordan deserves those accolades is up for debate, but Rivers did that while VDN did not.