It's that time of year again: time to nod our heads at the fact that baseball fandom is largely geographic, unless…
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Death. Taxes. A college basketball reporter tweeting the same things over and over and over.
Come on, Craig, you're young, beat this thing again so you can come back and give us more examples of the myriad apparel paths that are available to one who understands that what's in fashion is what one is currently wearing and that as long as one feels pretty the naysayers just ain't right.
God dammit.
Craig Sager's leukemia has returned, his son announced. Sager appeared on TV earlier this month, after nearly a year away for treatment.
This off-season marked the start of a long, expansive, expensive, and arguably unnecessary renovation project at…
Well, now you know, Nigel: it doesn't matter how beautiful she is, you still have to be careful around a Shure thing.
Way less embarrassing than what Pitino had to say about her.
You know, just once in this lifetime, I would like my favorite team to acquire a legendary skill position player who…
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Alright, let's do this.
After calling off the 1994 World Series because of a work stoppage, and failing to reach an agreement over the…
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Maybe there was a third play caller, somewhere down the grassy field, perhaps...
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Via Reddit, here's a video compilation of fans' respective joy or despair as Malcolm Butler picked off Russell…
I had a slightly different, but equally insane take: The Hawks have already decided to get rid of Lynch in the offseason, but they can't very well cut ties with the Super Bowl hero who scored the winning touchdown. So, instead, they put it in Wilson's hands. What could possibly go wrong?