Let alone, respectively.

At first glance it’s hard to tell exactly what Kyrie is getting at, but if you dig a little deeper, you’ll fall through the bottom of the Earth.

i mean he certainly made a comment, that much is clear

The degree to which sportswriters think that petty bullshit like this matters is just staggering.

That’s interesting, my thinking was that they would need Torres and Andujar to continue to progress this year because as you mentioned they do need more contact guys in their lineup. It was what separated them from the Red Sox last year offensively, the Sox just had vastly superior situational hitting. If Andujar is…

It’s career-threatening.

Good thing they didn’t make any effort to pursue Machado.

I don’t know - one of Fernando’s legs is trapped and his momentum is carrying him sideways a bit. I can see the other foot coming forward to avoid falling over, and he doesn’t seem to put much weight on it. Also, weak flop by Borschart, so I’m not gonna feel that bad for the guy.

That foot locking thing by Borschart was a cheap move.  He deserved everything he got.  

Borschart tried to actually harm the Fernando by taking his legs out from under him and all Fernandodidwas lightly put his foot down on the dude’s chest. That’s a bunch of Borschart.

Is “reporters should do a better job preserving their access and shouldn’t report the facts if they embarrass the powerful” really the hill you want to die on? On this site?

Some of your points don’t really make sense to me. The column you mentioned was clearly an opinion/analysis piece, which is different than a pure news article limited to reporting facts only — being an opinion columnist is part of this guy’s job. Furthermore, the reporter was excluded from an earlier meeting in…

So, how exactly are reporters supposed to cover team owners that make really stupid decisions?

BUT THE YANKEES!!11

They had the seventh (?) highest opening day payroll this season. Stop. If you want to bitch about big spending divert your rage to the Dodgers and Red Sox. 

Fine about chapman and Tanaka, but c’mon now with stanton. The marlins needed to trade stanton as they were losing money. They had a deal with the giants/cardinals, but he declined both and designated only last year’s 4 lcs teams as his destinations. Yankees just decided to take a chance.

He should see a doctor immediately, he's obviously suffering from a neurological problem that prevents him from resting his arms at his sides.

As with all things involving the Wilpons, this stinks of financial concerns. My hunch is that either: (1) they have cut a deal with the insurance company that allows Wright to make one (and only one) ceremonial appearance without re-starting the 60-day deductible on his contract; or (2) they are terrified that Wright…

Computers can totally handle the ball and strike calls, but it’s their AI’s inability to manufacture sufficiently batshit insane petty grudges that’s holding back the robot umpiring revolution.

He welcomed it the first time. 

Osaka who?