Michael Phelps is also absolutely 100 percent on steroids.

Why not? They could hit more homeruns and that would be fun.

Also would deal with the issue of going to play in Russia’s corrupt tournament, which, seriously, like that’s not going to be a major issue?

Wouldn’t it be more fun to be able to say the same thing but without everyone pointing out that he didn’t do it on his own?

Why not give them all aluminum bats and see who can hit it further... bet Bonds record wouldn’t stand. At some point you have to draw a line, somewhat arbitrarily, and attempt to create a level playing field you can judge everyone evenly on. There are enough problems trying to do that historically, why complicate it…

As others have said, it’s a maximum... the maximum for rape is also high.

Alternative headline: Unlicensed Junkyard Owner Finally Starting To Cleanup

Is this story going to be updated with this:

This is all an argument for buying a bicycle. Over the last two weeks, Jalopnik has convinced me that I should never ever buy a car from a dealership.

I’m told there’s a feature on this website where you are not required to read everything. You should explore...

If you think the NFL is not 100 percent stage-managing every aspect of this, you’re delusional. Nothing gets said on the SNF or MNF broadcasts, at least nothing about the NFL brand, that doesn’t have Roger’s approval.

It was a branding exercise, but the brand was telling Trump to mind his own business and let the NFL and its players do what they want. It’s not really advancing Kaepernick’s message, but it’s rejecting Trump’s... which is fine.

I think they were probably offered money as well.

Who says it’s a large portion of the fan base? He has very low approval numbers, and that’s just approval, not “people who give a shit about basketball but not as much as Trump”.

The common thread in all these stories is runners who feel like they can shit anywhere.

You apparently aren’t familiar with MTBE contamination – a common side effect of “car collections”/unlicensed junkyards. It’s arguably on par with methmaking or uranium mining.

The water he is inevitably contaminating under HIS property is poisoning his neighbors, he’s ruining property values and ultimately, if he doesn’t clean it up, public tax dollars will have to be spent to do so.

He doesn’t have any kids. :(

So, should Olympic athletes be allowed to wear eyeglasses?

What’s the logic in making it harder for foreign players... is it the owners trying to avoid insane bidding wars for unproven talent?