I love that ESPN’s finger is so far removed from the pulse that they genuinely had no idea that black journalists don’t want anything to do with Jason Whitlock. Whitlock offered to triple Ta-Nehisi Coates’ salary if he came to work for him, and Coates still said no. What else is there to say?

Okay, so I know we all love Hannibal Buress, but when are we going to acknowledge that his show is terrible? It’s been so bad so far that watching it makes me uncomfortable. I gave up after just two episodes.

People don’t want to say it because everyone loves Hannibal, but man... his show is awful. I gave up after the second episode. It’s one thing for a new show to be mediocre as it finds its way, but I’m not sure what his show is supposed to be, and I don’t think he is either. The whole “I’m intentionally kind of…

When discussing any kind of racial injustice or racial imbalance, whenever you say “there are bigger fish to fry,” your argument is flawed. Following that logic, why even bother to talk about the lack of black agents and owners? There are more troubling things than that, too. We can address more than one racist issue…

Roughly 75% of NBA players, and 66% of NFL players, are black. You know what percentage of the sports writers covering those leagues are black? Eight. Eight percent. We can continue to encourage and support the black culture within it, but the sad truth is that culture is embarrassingly small. If it’s done properly, a…

If you’re the Diamondbacks pitcher here, and you happen to disagree with the decision to throw at Yelich, you’re in a position where your boss is basically saying to you “I want you to intentionally throw this rock 95 mph at another human being. If you don’t do it, you’re fired, and I’ll probably talk shit about you…

In his first season with the Heat, LeBron led the team in points, field goal attempts, steals, assists, and win shares (by a wide margin). He was even second in rebounds. He was never Wade’s sidekick.

But he made that move because he wanted to win, and he wanted to win while playing with his best friend in basketball. I can’t be mad at that.

If you asked Kobe what his starting five would be, he’d just tweet out an emoji of five rings, because he genuinely thinks that’s clever.

Say what you will about LeBron (I don’t understand the irrational hatred of him, but there’s no point in arguing about it) but in terms of athletes, he’s easily the best businessman since Jordan. The man fired his agent so he could hire his friends, every pundit in America either laughed at him or was just flat out…

I don’t get this move. We can debate his talents as a writer (I think he’s shit, but unlike a lot of other shitty writers, I understand why people like him), but I thought the majority of people agreed that he’s terrible on camera. HBO is giving a lot of money to a guy who has absolutely no appeal on TV. This is weird.

This game is in the bottom of the 9th now. If it ends 1-0, it’ll be the first interleague game ever where the only run scored was a homerun by the AL pitcher.

At what point in American history has it ever been in question whether or not white lives matter? At what point in American history has the government destroyed white bodies specifically because they were white?

Exactly. You can’t tell either of those two a damn thing now, because their success makes them think they’re right. Stephen A. complains about black on black crime, then goes and hangs out with Floyd Mayweather and sees absolutely no issue there. It’s madness.

The most amazing thing about Stephen A. and Skip is that they aren’t just trolling. They seem to genuinely believe all the dumb shit they say. They didn’t get rich by pretending to be stupid — they got rich by actually being stupid.

All you need to know about the way women are viewed in the comics/film industry is that Ant-Man got a solo film before any female hero. Fucking Ant-Man.

To be fair, those are both terrible comics. That initial Johns/Lee Justice League story is stunningly bad.

It didn’t get the attention that Promethea and League did, but Top Ten is so, so good.

Had a worse regular season record? The Clippers and the Rockets both finished the season 56-26.