I remembered when I played baseball I had a pretty standard routine for each at bat. First, I’d stand outside the box, tap the sides with the tip of my toe. I’d step in, line the bat up with the back edge of the plate. Then I’d swing at three straight pitches, go back to the dugout and cry uncontrollably until we were…
For real- cheez its are the bee’s knees. Whenever I am drunk and just getting home, I always go into the fucking 24-hr Duane Reade on my block and just buy a box of cheez-its. DAMNIT 24 HOUR DUANE READE STOP BEING SO CONVENIENT
Macaroni and Cheese still tastes as good as it did when I was five. Right out of the box too. None of that fancy shit.
If Stockton didn’t stick with him, he wouldn’t have been a 1/3 the player he ended as.
Wholeheartedly agree with the Ortiz/Martinez one.
- Mark Sanchez could’ve been a decent NFL quarterback if he didn’t have a bunch of chumps surrounding him (both skill players and coaches).
I will not tolerate dissent on this. Everyone knows it’s fucking true.
I believe Manchester United got all the calls while Fergie was manager because the refs had a weird father figure/father-I-never-had relationship with him.
I agree. Not that wild. What’s so special about running a book club for Jordan’s 11 teammates or putting Shaq and Kobe on the same team?
If you are a professional bowler you should be able to roll a 300 most games.
Every American sports league would be improved if they embraced promotion and relegation.
Karl Malone was not that good.
Mark Jackson is a better coach than Steve Kerr, and was intentionally fired right as Steph/Klay were blossoming.
...and Cavs > Warriors 2016.
That the NBA purposefully rigs games.
That the NBA (or corrupt refs, not sure which) deliberately gave the wins to the Lakers in the 2002 Western Conference Finals and the Heat over the Mavs in the 2006 NBA Finals.
The college football playoff will be detrimental to the game, and especially the regular season.
David Stern orchestrated the rigging of the 2012 NBA draft lottery to force Anthony Davis to New Orleans before selling the team, providing the franchise, which the league owned, a huge boost in value.
Mainstream sports media generally favors Boston/New England sports teams.