Well done. That's the best part about kid parties and "going to the park." Many of my friends who are just starting to have kids ask me for stroller recommendations: "make sure it has enough room underneath for a cooler."

"Paul Konerko Day" before/ during the game for anyone local tomorrow night. Crede, Posednik, and a few other guys from the 2005 team will be there. Won't be any sort of a Bristol blow-job, but should still be a fitting send off for a great player and a great guy.

Cool, dude

JRW. Jesus they are exciting.

Yeah they might be (not a cardinals fan; don't care either way), but still wanted to ask in order to determine if this was a case of 1) time travel, or 2) predictive trolling. Anything is possible with this new commenting format.

Where? What defensive replies?

Bingo.

Great article, love stuff like this.

"Duh."

Excellent.

I love that movie. Never thought about what happened to Semmi, mainly thought about whether or not Darryl makes it with Patrice.

Posted his article to dispel Ben's assertion that the WS weren't at least thinking about Price; had heard it via other sources as well:

No. It's this guy, who runs a bunch of White Sox/Chicago sports twitter accounts and blogs, also has something to do with CBS Sports.

There's been a little talk of the White Sox going after Price, but any mention of it comes with the acknowledgement that they'd quickly get outbid:

Whoops, thanks, typed too fast, will correct.

Her question was my favorite part of the interview, and was exactly what I was thinking/asking at that moment, synced up as if she was saying it in my brain. I laughed out loud.

That's a shame. There's lots of good action & interesting history in minor / non-mainstream sports leagues. Hershey Bears, the PCL, any number of road stories pertaining to the lifestyle. Awesome stuff. I'll admit, prior to this article, most of my exposure to the CFL came from Rob Ford .gifs, but would definitely…

It's a well known euphemism/code-word that has a context much larger than football:

Yep. Also,

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