I feel like his chances of getting a response from the Cincinnati president would have been a lot better if he had extended the deadline to sometime after December 25th.

An underrated part of this sequence was Franklin Morales watching it unfold from the Red Sox bullpen and then signalling "THAT'S A HOME RUN!!!" after the ball bounced over the fence.

+1

All I can say in response to this is: Wow.

Glad to see Magnum getting some love, here. They really did a great job with the finale, especially considering that their first run at a finale (which was superb, but totally different) turned out not to be the finale at the last minute.

In other words, someone is probably travelling back through time to try to kill you as we speak.

"Would." - Human Ben Roethlisberger

This was a fun concept. Well done.

Just to reiterate: These are the final moments of a 6-1 victory.

Fucking dust.

Osirian Portal did it so much better.

Thanks, O'Bannon.

Absolutely perfect.

I didn't hear the White Sox version yet, but, assuming the Hawk was on duty, I'm guessing it was the worst (best).

That is strong.

The decision to start Griffin is one that was (and should have been) made months ago. You don't change now, especially when he's putting up good numbers. Granted, a lot of his most productive drives come in garbage time, but, let's get real: He's not the problem.

As someone who has absolutely no dog in this fight, I would give Wisconsin 25% of the blame (don't get cute with end-of-game kneel-downs), but the officials 75%. The whistle blows, and a bunch of ASU players pile on the ball. This is a semi-common practice in trying to keep the other team from running a final play…

Yeah, I think he actually receives 0.5 credit hours for each timeout he calls.

Saying "yardage cancels" instead of "penalties offset" and "down is one" instead of "first down" makes it seem like this guy knocked the real referee out before the game and stole his uniform. Or maybe he's a contest winner?

No. I immediately went to the comments to try to figure out what I was seeing.