Interesting read, but I don’t know if after a life of snowboarding and two days of skiing you’re in the best position either from a bias standpoint or from an experience standpoint to say whether or not banning snowboarders makes the experience better for skiiers. Plus, come ski in New England where our snow quality…

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While Durant and Dolan would have certainly provided lots of fireworks, I think the combination of Durant and piss baby Kyrie has strong potential for a few explosions, as well. 

Yeah but how often do those better contexts only reach people who already know who he is?

Pat Bowlen, Lady Godiva, and 1989 Joe Montana?

i dont have an issue with it, as long as they play with these:

Nah man. As someone who thinks and works a lot on racial justice from a progressive, AfAm perspective, Till’s inclusion here is not a bad thing AT ALL. If we can disrupt a “lighthearted” moment and get people to Google a kid they never heard of and learn about racial terror...that is a GOOD thing. You’re reaching here…

Yes, this is a much better analysis of the at bat.

You mean copying and pasting two tweets isn’t comprehensive journalism?

I thought he was the same generation as Messi and Ronaldo?

With double the Chubs today I bet they turn a lot of DPs

Here it is again in slow-motion and zoomed in a lot more.

I have no problem with this. They aren’t hiding the money or putting it on the books for 2050. It’s not like they got someone’s dad a 5-million a year job with their sponsor or parent company. Both teams’ spending over two years will be the same, so it is following the spirit of financial fair play. It reminds me of…

Tremendous article, what’s amazing to me is how easy it would be for people to see what an incredible monster this guy has been if they were just willing to look. It doesn’t sound like you have to dig too deep to find this information out. Shame on Donnie Nelson and if there’s a hell I assume that Pete Philo is headed…

It should just read Holeazo!

The headline over on Deadspin Deportes reads:

Eeverything the Mets’ front office does is built around having scapegoats in place. Look at this past weekend. Callaway looks like an asshole, Jeff Wilpon gets to descend from the heavens and gush about how sorry the team is and how rude this was, and the NY media focuses on how much Callaway sucks both as a person…

And delete any comments referring to that statement: