Wouldn’t you think over time someone there would read their own site and say, “Hey, we misspelled a word in the headline!” and do something about it?
Wouldn’t you think over time someone there would read their own site and say, “Hey, we misspelled a word in the headline!” and do something about it?
“Orlando City SC” isn’t ridiculous enough? The only thing worse would be if an American site like Deadspin pretentiously used British/European plural verb agreements with singular team city names, but only for soccer.
I’ll wait for the time when a student from a “Democratic legacy family” gets the same headline treatment.
Saying he “robbed” him of a home run is like saying any outfield catch is robbing the batter of a hit.
Whenever I see one of these headlines, I know I’m probably going to see a guy jumping a bit to catch a ball by the wall. .
“Alternative” is actually more on the mark.—connoting that another choice is involved.
Except in a Boston-Chicago matchup, Pale Hose-Rose Hose.
I thought it was actually going to be something novel, like gripping the bat on the barrel and hitting with the knob.
I guess you find it funny to pick on a weak hitter, but lots of Major League batters are poor at bunting, and bad stabs like this one are commonplace.
And Phil Kessel while a Bruin had testicular cancer surgery and returned 11 games later.
So much better than those silver space garments they used to have.
These fast whistles are just part of the game, but I’ve always wondered why refs feel such an urgency to blow the whistle the second they can’t see the puck. I don’t believe that goalies and players would be getting injured in greater numbers if refs were a little more lax and gave an extra second or two when they…
They are all playing the same course, and golf scores are relative, so I don’t really get complaining that a course is too hard. By their logic, a course should be as easy as possible; I don’t know where that gets any one golfer.
The three days of rest helped the patchwork D in game 5. They had started to look ragged and beat.
O the horror of having a secure, good-paying job and having to do actual blue collar work in a blue collar job. To think that we make these people work underground and in the dark! It’s inhuman.
Don’t hold him down, and you won’t get your head bounced, because he’s taking off.
It’s idiotic, but even more annoying when you watch on TV are the fans in the lower seats who jump up and wave their arms or towels every time the camera following the puck pans over them—all so they can have the repeated thrill of seeing their arms on the big screen or hope their friends at home can see their arms…
Trying to get up? He was holding Crosby because he had lost his stick.
No, he didn’t just “grab his stick.” He had a lock around his leg—which the ref was ignoring.
You and the refs missed Subban punching Crosby’s head in a previous game.