A little how-she-do right there.

Not OK.

Check him out ascending the stairs starting at 2:56. About halfway up, at dead on 3:00, there's an exceptionally wide step. He navigates it no problem. Why doesn't he anticipate another step there? There's no way he can hear any verbal instructions over his own singing.

Give you $20 for the lot.

It's apparently the minimum allowed by the CBA for striking an opponent. Probably started out as a round number and then got indexed for inflation or something.

Easily broken up with a head first dive from #19. Coyle has no room to cut back to the middle and the next 2 players coming back are Oilers. It's basically a risk-free play but for some reason he stops short.

Lay it off to the right with a hard low pass and hammer it from 15 yards. Doesn't matter where, just get it on net. Somebody likely gets a touch on the line but good luck keeping it out.

annnnnd let go in 6 months for an unrelated reason.

Which is why it made all the sense in the world for Wilson to heave it.

The more you watch it the more it looks like just that. He's got too much of a head start on #31 to not make the 1st down.

Pretty sure that was the joke.

Check out geekbuying.com. Both the pistons and the powerbank for $32.18 shipped (which is just an insane deal).

I think only Jacksonville last year was lower represented.

I don't know, in the 2 seconds they showed it kind of looked like the cop was simply oblivious to Kawauchi's presence and once he glanced over he immediately (but calmly) drifted away from him. And it's cut off but the cop gives what looks like a shrug a couple seconds after.

Ah, right. The team cheer.

I was just like Homer Simpson taking false credit for his bowling league victories.

Rowland absolutely does the right thing here. No way he should be punished. Meija on the other hand, with the situation dissipated and the asshole apprehended, gets free and delivers a running shot to the back the guy's head. Now I'm not saying the guy didn't deserve it but...it probably didn't need to happen.

I'm not questioning Stubhub for wanting to save the ass of the seller, just saying the seller is an idiot for letting it happen in the first place. Stubhub has several visual aids during the process to help prevent mistakes like these.

They kind of do. During the listing process the seller would've at least seen the average sale price and a visual representation of where his price falls among other similar tickets currently posted, which would've been the extreme far left. Tough shit if you don't notice that.

Doesn't work in the pros very often because it requires an idiotic DB who is apparently timing his approach to tackle someone 5 yards deep into the sideline. Or more likely trying to get on that night's highlights by destroying the ball carrier.