If the AAF needed to be bailed out within two weeks of its first games, why would Vanech want anything to do with it, let alone pay to fight for an equity stake that will erode in value and/or continue to be diluted as more investors are needed?

I definitely see all those W signs hung up in apartment windows when I’m walking down the street. For people not from Chicago, the “W” stands for “We really like the Sox”

“Reds are the best team in MLB, ethnically speaking.”
- Marge Schott

Boban. Boban Boban Boban Boban. Boban? Boban Boban Boban. Boban BoBaN. Boban Boban Boban Boban Boban. Boban Boban Boban Boban Boban. Boban Boban Boban Boban Boban Boban Boban Boban Boban Boban Boban Boban Boban. Boban Boban. Boban!

Don’t I know it down here in the fucking greys.

Nobody is listening anyway.

You can’t say “god damn” on the air.

I’m Nassar what the issue here is, but clearly this job is not for the Faehn of heart.

The idea that “nobody cares about baseball” is definitely not meant to mean that literally zero people care about baseball. But you knew that.

Owners are ignoring the long-term effects of this behavior. The day that nobody cares about baseball is approaching much more rapidly than they realize, and when it comes, there won’t be any more money left to rake in.

Which school will he head for? Given that Miami is in the running, gotta figure it’ll be Tathan For U.

Exactly. I’m not worried, though. I’m certain that Ashley Feinberg will clear this up for us in a follow up post. She really is great here at Deadspin.

Does this mean recipes are coming back? That would rule.

Yes, because tibianest, success is e-femoral.

Florida beat him by a day. 

You’d think Johnson would’ve learned to live with his aides by now.

I grew up just south of this area, in Ohio’s 8th district, and it strikes me as all too familiar. A hugely white, rural population that seemingly votes against its own interest time and time again. This is an area deathly afraid of an “other” that it never actually sees, let alone engages with.

True story - what’s even sadder for that beer vendor is that his job doesn’t even provide enough to allow him to go back to his home in Kansas to visit his father. His dad had to use some of his retirement savings to travel to Landover just to be able to see his boy.

“Hey, sorry, what’d you say? I didn’t quite catch that.”

If this new regime of the Browns has a vision for the future, Jarvis could become the vision.