Actually their passer rating would be 39.6 because they didn’t throw any interceptions.

Oops All Cavities

Oops All Cavities

Ever since Brian McCann pulled that bullshit on Jose Fernandez and Carlos Gomez, I’ve been of the opinion that the catcher who blocks the basepath on a home run should be immediately ejected and suspended for incitement.

The McElroy Brothers are exceptionally aware of their cishet white male privilege, make excellent things, and have an extremely diverse fanbase that they embrace and celebrate.

The solution would be that the franchise tag should give the team a salary cap exception for the tagged player, rather than trapping the player with the team.

A sense of moral superiority?

A sense of moral superiority?

Bill Welke referred you to the rulebook. The rulebook is correct, not the announcers.

You're wrong. You have to intentionally hit the ball.

If only somebody told us exactly where we could verify that ourselves.

Suite: Judy Blue Eyes is a CSN song, not a CSNY song.

Dude's not getting the savings passed on to him

The American healthcare system is “Hey, if you want to make money off of sick people, go for it.”

No, he does not have to leave the base and then return. You are extremely wrong on this point and I’m not entirely sure where you came up with the idea that he has to leave the base and come back. Certainly not from the rules.

When I was in high school I was up very late at night working on my research paper, getting the wording to my satisfaction. I was up until like 2am on the computer, in what had been my sister’s bedroom before she had left for college. The lights in the room were off, except the lamp on the computer desk. When I had…

Watch the video again. Ward was standing on the bag when Profar stepped on the base. Ward was only out because he didn’t realize he was safe.

My question is this: Suppose Ward went back to third and stayed on the base. If Profar tags Ward before Profar touches the base, is Ward out? He’s on the base, but he is being forced home since in this scenario Profar hasn’t touched the bag yet.

They bled to death after being sliced by cans.

Taylor is a solid quarterback with a ceiling. He’s perfect for a team trying to groom the QB of the future, allowing them to keep that QB on the bench until he’s ready without holding back the team. Taylor won’t win games for you by himself, but he’s not going to be the reason you lost them.

Josh Allen is definitely trash. He’s got a strong arm, and uses that strong arm to throw it nowhere near the wide receiver on short routes when they’re open.

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