Bullshit. That's probably true at small newspapers, but in addition to the NYT, The Washington Post, Seattle Times, Orlando Sentinel, Boston Globe, Los Angeles Times and many others are doing a lot of great video.

Every episode with Cousin Sal is Bill just mailing it in. I never listen to those.

You can't call AP "print media." It appears on far more websites, TV stations and radio stations than newspapers.

The truly talented let their work speak for itself.

It says nothing about being a jerk. But if a coach is giving me crap all game long about every call I'm not as likely to be friendly. Seems obvious.

Wow, you're a serious asshole!

All microphones are not created equal. I'm guessing hers is a little bit more high end than one used at a press conference.

That's not even close to a travel in any league. You new to this game?

He was displaying his "manicure," not acting limp-wristed. Methinks you're reaching here.

Sports has all kinds of similar situations. Official simply says, "Don't do that." If he goes ahead and kicks it anyway he gets an unsportsmanlike conduct; 15 yards and out of field goal range.

Yes, because only men who have sat on couches watching sports all their lives can know sports, right?

The charge is questionable, but my point was that all those saying it wasn't a charge because his feet were not set don't know what they're talking about.

Despite what your junior high basketball coach may have told you, guys, the defender's feet do NOT have to be set for it to be charging.

The Clippers moved up the coast to another major port. Maybe L.A. Harbor isn't famous for Clipper ships, but it's not as if they took their name to Omaha. Hardly qualifies as "absurd."

"muffed the high snap"??? Manute Bol (God rest his soul) would have had trouble getting his hands on that snap.

No, that wasn't the LAST time a major hurricane hit New England. But hey, we wouldn't want accuracy to get in the way of your usual BS headlines, right?

Hey, I think Deadspin is entertaining and a good way to pass the time. But "the future of journalism?" Good one!

It's so cute when Deadspin writers pretend they're the future of journalism. Or that what they do has ANYTHING to do with journalism. Or that they're not insanely jealous because there are people with actual talent who get paid in something other than clicks and +1s.

Exactly. Bret Boone was Seattle poster boy for the wonders of steroids.

Uh, it was at Yankee Stadium.