I couldn't agree with you more. It is on the owners, not the dogs, and I wrote this in another post. Any dog owner, no matter the breed, should be locked up if their dog does something like that.

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The stadium is in Miami. He lived in a suburb. It's no different than a Yankee or Met living in Westchester or Long Island and commuting to the city on game day.

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Are we still going on about this story? It's too bad, and it's a stupid law, but he's not the first athlete to live apart from his family in-season. Buehrle was pretty lucky that he pitched in Chicago for so long so he was close to his family home. This story is really tiresome, and it's been overplayed by sports…

It's not Canadian law, it's the province of Ontario. And it's a stupid law that will hopefully be overturned. Groups with MPP's (Members of Provincial Parliament) from all 3 political parties are working together to overturn the ban. The Buehrle family lived in Broward County, which allowed pit bulls unlkie…

It's not Toronto, it's the province. Groups from all political parties in Ontario are working together to get the ban overturned.

As a Torontonian and (jilted) Leafs fan, don't go in Toronto. It's a morgue for hockey games, filled with corporate suits getting drunk under the stands in the platinum lounges. Montreal is the place to go for a game atmosphere. Watch a Raptors, Jays or Argonauts game in Toronto for a real experience (although…

Toronto (all the teams)

Can't wait for this to run on a Tim Hortons "hockey parents" ad

Nice

It's the best Hedo joke ever and only us crazy Raptors fans understand.

"Hedo, are you happy with the steroids you got?"

Full disclosure: I'm not a fan of either these teams.

Fantastic

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Agreed. If he wasn't half-drunk and actually knew the names of the other team he could probably pull it off regularly. He certainly wasn't a novice to the game itself.

I didn't realize his dad was the original Blues announcer.

People usually break their own arms to stop themselves from having to play for the Pirates.

The NBA's version of Cooperalls