Calling a ref a “bitch-ass motherfucker” when you switched playground teams because you didn’t want to compete against the best players, like, deserves its own Alanis Morissette song.

But apparently I’d hit too close to home, because he turned his back to me, the back of his head literally an inch from my face.

What? The Big East - before dismantled - was the best conference in the country for almost every year. This year, the new Big East is probably the best conference in the country.

(Let us pause here to note that while the Old Big East is often remembered with nostalgia as the symbol of a more innocent time, the league was in fact a marketing creation designed to tap into the possibilities of a newfangled platform known as cable television. Its demise was really the logical conclusion of founder…

Not any more inappropriately than they usually do. NFL reffing is difficult and the refs can’t do it that well, but we know from the replacement ref era that they’re as good as we can get.

I don’t buy it. It’s in the best interests of the league to have the largest media markets possible in the Super Bowl and London is way bigger than Boston.

I don’t know what happened, and I don’t know who this guy is, but in this age of rating apologies, that’s a solid 9 out of 10.  Respect?

If I recall, Erin became legendary for wearing her birthday suit.

Nothing like getting served, pestered by Sherrifs & taken to court over a Will that myself and my sisters are not only 100% excluded from but do not even have any interest in contesting in the first place.

I wouldn’t say they aren’t upset, just that they’ve come to terms with it.

This is a really bad look for Sager, so I guess he really did die as he lived.

Send him to the G-league for a couple weeks, see if he minds playing for anyone

Nobody in the stands there at Staples. Must be the first quarter.

There’s a reason they ended up at some outpost team that allows the Balls carte blanche as to picking what road games they want to show up for than say an actual Euro team that Brandon Jennings or Emmanuel Mudiay used in reaching the NBA.

Garoppolo had a game-and-a-half of starting experience. There was no “universal” opinion of him as a top-10 starter, just potential and lots of hype.

Seriously.... Go back the last few years and look at the games where the Pats lost by less than a score, and you’ll find 2 or 3 dipshit drives, typically in the first half, where 3rd and inches is killed by a heave downfield instead of just falling forward, etc...

I think this is a pretty accurate description. As Belichick said, they kept JG up until the very last second that they could get value for him.

I don’t know where you’re getting your info, but its mostly incorrect. They were offered a second rounder and a few late rounders in the offseason, and it was widely reported they wanted a #1 to trade him, and didn’t get it. They traded him at the last opportunity to get a non-compensatory pick in exchange. At the…

I’m sorry, what? JG was either going to be traded or signed. There is no reason to hold him until the end of the year and get absolutely nothing for him when his contract is up.

I was excited for this piece. I came away disappointed. These are all rumors that already existed. Aside from rephrasing the rumors, there isn’t anything new here. Feels like a reverse puff piece.