Whatever comes of this, whether it’s absolutely nothing or a federal perjury conviction, rock bottom for Jeter has to be the upcoming phone call from an eager A-Rod offering advice.

The company I work for can do anything it wants without my approval. I still have to say “we” when referring to the company with clients.

If you find it ridiculous that someone who’s followed the same team since childhood uses “we” to refer to them, maybe you should get off the sports site comments and go back to working.

As much as it pains me to say it, you’re right. I wanted to chastise you for your optimism, but you’re absolutely right. This is coming from a jealous Lions fan; I have no actual issue with NYG. Just makes me want to kill myself when it doesn’t matter if we go 11-5 or sneak in somehow at 8-8. We’re a lock to lose in…

I don’t understand the problem with saying “we” when talking about a team. Sure, you may not play or have ever played for that team, but years, in some cases decades of emotional and financial dedication I think justifies feeling being a part of something.

“What’s-a Hoy-a?” <clap clap, clap-clap-clap>

Bruce had only insured the package for roughly one third of its cost to Dahm in order to save himself money on shipping and customs costs.

Seriously, this isn't even remotely bad. Lots of items on the list, but I'd rather someone give me a list with 20 things where I can pick something than 2 things that are unaffordable or unavailable. I read the list, and didn't want to punch anything. I even salute her good taste for realizing that North Face is…