“Seriously, who bat flips after a walk?”

maddon finally gets his off day!

exactly. he’s controlled too much by his emotions to be an impartial arbiter of any kind, let alone a supreme court justice. in addition, the bizarre clinton statement should be disqualifying since it shows he’s wrapped up in conspiratorial thoughts, paranoia, and personal vendettas rather than the truth. if the guy…

“This confirmation process has become a national disgrace,” Kavanaugh Garland said

you’re right. you gotta walk cain to pitch to the NL batting champion who’s hitting .393 and slugging over .800 in his last 7 games.

Yelich is batting .321 against lefties. Stats be damned, we gotta get that L on L match-up! it’s refreshing to see the cards play themselves.

this article isn’t helping either.

so their plan is: do the same thing they’ve done for the past 30 years, but more.

“Turns out Norm is a shitty person.”

when the dust settles, this comes out as an unconventional, yet effective way to avoid a conversation with jimmy fallon.

No joel...?

what a shame, it would have been a great opportunity to ask him where he got his ideas from.

We don’t need to make telecoms public utilities, we just need to regulate the shit out of them and make them compete

respectfully, i’d argue they lost their soul 20+ years ago when they stopped trying to beat democrats on policy (because the clintons took their best ideas) and started running on simply being anti-democrats. they ran on and won on the politics of division rather than policy. not surprising this also coincided with…

ha, no.

exactly. for a ‘non-rivalry’, there’s an awful lot of time spent obsessing about and dissing the brewers.

they spent ungodly more money than the brewers over that time on supposedly better players. they should have at least 12 more wins...but only 12? that’s pathetic.

for all the hundreds millions of dollars more the cubs have spent in the 21 years since the brewers joined the NL, the cubs have only beaten the brewers 12 more times than the brewers have beaten the cubs.

guy from california, has been playing in the AL for the last 3 years, has never played within the NL central, who’s been with the cubs for a month...but knows everything about milwaukee/chicago rivalry.

Where does he get his ideas from?