It looks like the mound is not at full height. Looks like it was shaved down
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You’d probably see a mix over the next two years. 10 teams, probably will pick 2-3 that claim to lose money, a few of the big boys, and then some of the cheapskates to prove they can actually spend more
Both guys play the game “the right way.” As in, they have fun, are lighthearted, and are beloved by everyone else. Brian McCann...
I think I’m most impressed with Crownwell. Dude got paid by FSU to keep this going as long as possible, and is now stealing cash from Winston over a suit that will be tossed out in a day (no first year law student is dumb enough to bring a defamation case for a LPP). Capitalism...
Imagine that final possession on tomorrow’s NBA’s Last Two Minute report?
What about the fact that when she filed a claim, he hadn’t even started a game? Can’t wilfully hurt someone’s future earnings when you’ve never seen their skill on the field
Defaming a public figure changes the circumstances. For a guy who’s hurt his image in dozens of other ways, I’m not sure how he’ll be able to prove this specifically hurt his ability to make money. Considering he won the Heisman days after the police announced they wouldn’t arrest him, he’s got a HUGE burden to…
Except no toxicology report was done right away b/c the police didn’t want to investigate an FSU football player, and to prove defamation when you are a famous person, you have to prove that it has deliberately hurt your image. For a guy who got arrested for stealing crab legs, got suspended for a game for yelling…
Until Simmons eviscerates him over the double standard of firing Simmons for calling Goodell a liar, but keeping SAS hired for promoting domestic violence.
Can you imagine his interview, the day after his last day at ESPN? It will obviously be with Dan Patrick, and he will go OFF on Skipper, and how promotes SAS and Bayliss, despite them actually saying awful (and untrue) things about other people. Can’t wait for ESPN to go into a shell after that
You would go to jail, but the really sad thing in the Irsay situation, is I bet he had even more cash initially, and had just purchased those pills for his own consumption. I only say that b/c he’s a known drug addict. Not saying the punishment fits the crime, just that he was probably using for himself
Fun fact: Austin Rivers immediately looked at the ref wondering why there was no foul in that GIF.
He really complained for a foul?
Figured it wasn’t something to get snarky about. Although I also realized that usually a player that wins the MVP is still in the playoffs, so national media outlets are at both teams games. Now I’m overthinking this
He’s not wrong
But the press conference is in the city of the winning player
Just a guess, so the national media can send journalists to the press conference
every time a PBA head talks, the collective society gets 5% dumber
Except inept vs. being products of a society that doesn’t allow them to succeed doesn’t really equal a fair comparison