This is a legitimate point. Although sometimes you see the error happen when the fielder has too much time to make the throw and starts thinking about it.

Ortiz never test positive for steroids (or any PEDs). Get your facts straight before making accusations.

"...$60,000 tuition..."

You do know that they already have ALL showered with gay teammates at one time or another (gym, high school, college, pros).

You're exactly right, it's not HIS baggage, and Edwards (not surprisingly) spoke poorly. But anyone who thinks this won't be a media shitstorm that continues from pre-draft through training camp and beyond is hopelessly naive. The team and the league just need to be prepared to deal with it.

Not true. They're not right downtown, but they're in a number of neighborhoods within the city limits.

Yes, that's well known. But his death made people aware of just how vulnerable base coaches are and led to action.

It may take time, but it will happen, and they'll get used to it. Once upon a time a lot of hockey goaltenders refused to wear masks, too.

This guy disagrees:

Am I supposed to care one whit about this?

That's not really what Gammons said, but it's easy to misrepresent his comments and then set him up as a punching bag for your sycophants. +!1!!!

You act as if Ms. Dunham is a victim here, that she didn't pose knowing exactly who was shooting her and what magazine it was for. So it's pretty disingenous to act like you're performing some huge public service — as opposed to just trolling for traffic.

It won't bankrupt college sports. It also won't solve much. Does anyone think the star athletes are going to be satisfied with whatever amount they receive above-board? That there won't still be free cars, fake jobs, booster money and all the rest?

Yes, this is an EXACT comparison. Because with J.R. Smith it's only about untying a guy's shoes. Otherwise he's been a model citizen and a fine representative of the NBA.

Have you read "League of Denial"?

You don't see a difference between asking for input before casting your vote vs. giving your ballot to somebody else? Really?

Do you guys really not see the difference between getting public input (now known as crowdsourcing) on your vote — but then actually submitting your own ballot — vs. turning over your ballot to someone else who, as far as you know, could choose to vote for Bobby Ayala?

Actually his fastball often hit around 93 in his early years.

"But you're not exceeding that. So you're fine. "

Unfortunately most people know him for that God-awful "Thank God I'm a Country Boy" pile of crap, by far his worst song.