A boycott would be both the best and worst thing that ever happened in CFB. The hotness of the Hot Takes from rich, mostly white men about how privileged the players are to risk serious injury for very little compensation would be both amazing and awful.

There comes a point when we (collectively) can start to maybe acknowledge GRRM has too much junk in his books.

Asked for further comment, Jeb Bush said, “I can handle things! I’m smart! Not like everybody says... like dumb. I’m smart and I want respect!”

Concussion? So he’ll be back tomorrow.

How is this a thing

Honestly? No. I just wanted to get back out on the field and not lose my position. I remember my doctor saying, after like my 3rd or 4th concussion in a year, “we may have to end your season.” I remember being incredulous like “Wha? It’s just a few concussions. It’s not like I blew out my knee.”

Good point. I just feel that if you play the game, you know how dangerous it can be. Especially the first time you get your head popped. I’ve had my share of concussions in the past, documented and not, and I knew what was getting into heading back out onto the field.

Pleasepleaseplease beat the dodgers.

Kids like this kid:

I'm a die-hard Rangers fan and the game was a gut punch. The bat flip was cool as fuck.

Let’s stop claiming that “making up the rules as they go along” is such a terrible thing. This has become such a trite criticism of anything that the person saying it doesn’t even need to elaborate further.

Mendoza is one hundred times better at this than Kruk and Schilling are.

What is it about the NFL that so often puts the focus on the procedural bullshit like this more so than on the athletes and games themselves? Is the sport just bureaucratically clusterfucked by nature? Is it the ineptitude of the people currently running the sport? Is it the Morts and Schefties and Peter Kings of the…

I’m going to bookmark this article the next time a football fan tells me he can’t figure out a ball or an infield fly. What a crap sport.

It’s almost like he was black or something!

I already gave this story the First Take treatment so there's no need to pile on, but if baseball wants to know why it's popularity is sinking look no further than the assholes who cover the sport and players who seem determined to enforce it's archaic and outdated "code." I can promise you that more people will pay…

6. I wonder why Billy and Greg haven't said anything about Spurs absolutely hammering City yet?

Given how previous battles have gone, I expect the NFLPA to not only give the $300 million, but agree to have every player work 25 hours per month on the stadium itself.