I’m sure he does care. There is no requirement for him to send out a tweet saying he feels bad. Just because you don’t like his position doesn’t make him a horrible, unfeeling person.

You mean arguing that people should be paid for their labor? Such a radical “lean.”

Bomani Jones is far too good for ESPN.

That’s a grade-A coup-de-grace by Jones there. “Motherfucker, we’re doing THE SAME THING right now.”

Don’t get ahead of yourself. They may need that scholarship for someone else. The University can also be sated in that they never have to payout any workmans comp claim, the athletes aren’t employees so any lifelong problems from the injury isn’t their problem.

+1 I, too, enjoy some nerd sprinkled into sports takes.

So I am home, laid up with a (probable) pinched nerve in my back, and I just wrenched the hell out of it reacting to that injury.

You know those gruesome injury videos that you have to watch a few times because you don’t see it right away? This isn’t one of those videos.

Wesley Morris just left for the NY Times and was pretty much rapturous in his praise for what Simmons created at Grantland

I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again; if you are receiving emails from someone who still has not removed the “sent from ________ device” auto signature, bail.

Gosh I wonder why Brady didn’t want to hand over his phone to the NFL!

House, Johnny Boy, Fitzy, and Sully from Dorchester

The best part of that touchdown was watching Ryan Mallett pretend to be happy about it.

Good point! I’ve said the same thing aloud before... But it’s a game of inches and good plays aren’t always rewarded the way you think they should... The example you give is why INT in endzone usually result in a fall down instead of an attempted return... Football is just a funny (silly?) game.

To be fair, I don’t want anyone with titties calling baseball games for me either, which is why I’m thrilled that Curt Schilling is still suspended.

“Kroenke wants nothing to do with St. Louis”

Not me. Once the dominance ended, the ridiculous seat prices were going to expose the fraud, fairweather corporate “fans” for the deserters that they are. Blue collar and/or middle class fans practically have to sign over the deed to their house to get a seat on the lower level.

“If only our men had also defeated a bunch of Yankees 150 years ago.”—Texas residents right now

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“In that sense, the Seahawks losing because of a rule nobody knew was a rule would’ve been an even more unsatisfying conclusion.”