“According to a forum post by RotoGrinders co-founder Cal Spears that was corroborated by a DK executive, Haskell did not have access to the data before he set his winning lineup—a point that casts some doubt on butch headlines like The New York Times’s “Fantasy Sports Employees Bet at Rival Sites Using Inside…

Magnificently fun to watch, exuded a genuine and deep joy for the game of baseball, and from 2001-2010 was a pretty much HOF-level player who gets credit for having been a superstar in Japan before he came to the US pretty well into his career.

I’m with you. The lengths people cook up to keep convincing themselves we’re not alone is bordering on evangelicalism sometimes.

The 58-game regular season, with a European-style cup of some sort, could get you pretty close to 82, cut out the fluff, and introduce a whole new shiny thing to play for.

Aw cmon there’s more to say about Cal than that. They might lose 10 games but Jared Goff can sling it and Sonny Dykes is a madman who will let him. The visuals will be fun.

Greg is indeed a fantastic writer, we may even look back and see he was the best of our generation. But this ain’t that great. It’s a prettied-up version of the “Professional career” part of RGIII’s Wikipedia, with admittedly little to offer in the way of actual football knowledge.