Like Draymond, the Deadspin commentariat has never been known to shy away from the low-hanging fruit.

If a Canadian team is visiting then both anthems are played, for the border cities of Detroit and Buffalo, a good percentage of the crowd travel from Canada to the games. In Buffalo’s case 40% of season ticket holders are from Ontario.

We only do both anthems if an American team is visiting. If it’s an all-Canadian affair, than it’s only the new, All Lives Matter-approved Canadian anthem, followed by a good cry as we remember the glory days when we made te playoffs.

I am replying because I can’t star this twice.

I love how happy he looks in part 3. Relief, I suppose.

There were, but we traded PK Subban to Nashville.

In a conversation on a friend’s Facebook wall yesterday, another of her friends noted that years ago she was at a breast cancer fundraiser when a bunch of men (she didn’t say, but I am willing to bet large sums they were as pasty-looking as me) barged in and started yelling about prostate cancer. A woman there yelled…

After the guy sings that they switch to the standard French lyrics. The middle stanza is traditionally sung in french if the anthem is being sung bilingually.

It’s doubly weird because apparently these guys are Canadian. So they changed their own anthem to address something going on in a different country. And their message of togetherness is now pissing off people in two different countries.

For all the people who need an explanation on why “All lives matter” is racist: It is a direct refutation of the Black Lives Matter protest movement, which is not claiming black supremacy, but instead an implicit acknowledgment that black lives (also) matter.

Eh?

Sounds about right. Wouldn’t it be fun if it were Southampton?

Cursed be the souls who manage Swansea and then on Merseyside.

I’m not sure how out-sized the media attention is, as most of the team’s biggest stories are when they have a bad loss.

Earnest, a tour bus operator, had the assist.

The Brendan Rodgers Era begins in earnest.

Every time I see a walking mushroom my first reaction is to jump on it.

“repeated exposure to these types of behaviours could desensitise you to it and normalise it so that you’re more likely to do it in real life.” Yeah, that’s why I’m in prison for killing 1,000 people.

Conditioned by years of JPRGs, where I hoard every potion, every useless trinket I can because they’ll be useful later, my kleptomania kicked into high gear the very first moments I started playing Elder Scrolls Oblivion for the first time and, conditioned, began taking every spoon, cup, rock, pair of pants, bone…

I love it when shopkeepers are more powerful than end-game bosses.