But "tradition," and 'brilliance of the game," and all the other B.S. PR words

Apparently you drug test many employees

"stop making so much sense," C-Level employees everywehere

they do run into the red, that's the issue at hand. http://newyork.cbslocal.com/2014/05/02/nj-…

It is because, in order to make a putout in baseball one must either catch a ball on the fly, or be tagging a base/player. A strikeout isn't just because a pitcher threw a ball past the hitter, it's because this occurred, and the catcher caught the ball. That last part makes it an out.

Facts are inconvenient

According to GT fan, facts are also inconvenient and easily manipulated

The Red Sox will also most likely lose Gomes for a game or two, and your team will lose Escobar and maybe Sean Rodriguez. Hence my point. Unnecessarily removing themselves from the lineup hurts their teams

I'm equally baffled by your newest response. in case it clears up any confusion, the "ironic nickname" was not in reference to you, but gofuckyourself88, since you made him do as such with your original response. Either way, a +1 and an internet point means I'm yay much closer to being internet rich

Thanks for responding exactly as I would have. Stupid comment of the day goes to the guy with the ironic nickname. I'll argue until science proves otherwise that pitchers are injured more now because they're taught to throw 200+' over throwing 60'6" from 9-10" of height. I'm glad basketball players shoot 30' jumpshots…

Love this as a Yankees fan. Champion of the AL East will have about 85 wins. Great job hurting yourselves teams!

Can't wait for the Tom Verducci SI story about his arm falling off by throwing 128 pitches

More like, in hockey, only seriously injured players show their pain

At least he wasn't trying to hide his performance enhancer

I'm pretty sure Rob and Rex are the only two coaches that know how to have a life outside of football. Refreshing to see

And that is because the good, talented players who can put up points, want to go to schools that will allow them to play with tempo. Great players don't want to play in a system that limits touches, possessions and shots. So yes, style of play has correlation with where players go, and which teams win. Thanks for…

In all seriousness, Adams will be reffing a game next Thursday or Friday in the tournament. Refs can get away with this B.S> because there's no punishment at all.

In less derogatory terms, I agree with you completely. I spent time working for a high D-1 basketball team whose coach luckily believed first and foremost that the goal of the game is to score the damn ball. It's why I hate teams (especially big time programs like Cincy, Pitt a lot of Big 10 teams) that not only milk…

well, according to Whitlock's run-on articles (which are all the same, when the code is exposed), he would never use the n-word.

Instead of you eating your own foot, why not just send it over to Whitlock? I think he'd enjoy it more