Naw, I’m guessing there’s a lot more Cubs fans that can afford to shell out exorbitant prices for a World Series Game 7, than there are Indians fans that can afford it.

You can just say that you didn’t like the show either. No need to write some bullshit about how hard we are on Haisley when he’s clearly in the minority on this. Check the other reviews, Squirrel Master.

Yeah, Goodells place must be awesome.

All I wanted after seeing what he did against the Colts was to see a full game from him against a team that had the week to prepare. That way, I feel we’ll get a solid view of what he can do. OK, so it’s against one of the worst teams in the NFL (Jacksonville) this weekend, but if he can go out there and throw for 300…

I hope Alex is ok, he’s a great guy and everyone on the team seems to really like him.

He could have gotten away with it all if he never actually said the word “bounty”

That information seems out of context but I agree.

Sounds like Brian Baldinger asked Zeke to the prom and Zeke told him he was already going with someone else.

The most surprising thing is not that players would take people out for cash but that these meatheads would do it for like $500.

Makes me think of him in the ‘93 World Series. Because Curt always wanted all the attention, whenever Mitch Williams was in the game, he would go sit by himself, covering his head and face with a towel, waiting for the cameras to find him. Other members of the pitching staff noticed and would go sit around him with…

He’s certainly not the type of person who wouldn’t do it

Just wanted to say I love the framing that Vice Sports “found” this anecdote in Joe Buck’s book, as if reading any part of that thing is a triumph of brave journalism.

Agree, is this a “Billy is wrong about something other than soccer” test balloon for a new column?

Never have I more heartily cosigned a sentiment.

2001 World Series?

Yeah, what a gloryhound dickhead, trying to use his attention and fame to help people other than himself.

Not surprised he would do that. He’s always been a “me me” kind of guy.