If Wainright would have been the one busted last night, there would have been a 12-part Deadspin expose on it, and somehow it would have been a Cardinal fan's fault.

A lot of the (non-Native) writers I've read on the subject have argued simultaneously that (1) the name should be changed, and (2) that non-Native opinions should be discounted, which I find to be a little paradoxical. Maybe they mean only the non-Native opinions who are contrary to theirs should be discounted? …

And yet... no similar opposition has risen up around Chiefs or Braves. Pretty sure you wouldn't call a native american "brave" or "chief" in casual conversation either.

How is this post even approved?

I have a real question...Did all of you (author of article, Deadspin commenters) really have a problem with this name before it became this big of a deal? I'm all for not offending anyone, but I feel like we're living in a time where every little thing can be picked apart and taken as offensive. Yes, Redskins may be a…

A buddy of mine's dad has a place near the golf course where Couples lives.
Apparently he has lace-less slip-on golf shoes on his porch and, after smoking a few "morning cigars," he just hops in his cart and joins whatever group happens to be playing past his house. Oddly, no one has complained despite the routine…

Obama: Maybe the commissioner should step in and force the name change. How can he allow one of the 32 teams to use such an offensive name? I mean could you imagine if one of the States used a term like that, I wouldn't stand for it. The American people wouldn't stand for it!
Reporter: You do know that Oklahoma…