Ah, the “git gud scrub” argument, where “if you were better at this, I wouldn’t look like such an asshole for excessively celebrating". 

played the foil to Jerry West’s Batman.

The 1960s had Oscar Romero

Um..... *whispers* because it’s literally my job

+220, 221, whatever it takes.  

Is the concept of playing a game “the right way” no longer valid? To be sure, some of the unwritten rules aren’t relevant anymore, but are we as the sports-consuming public fine with an absence of sportsmanship? Isn’t that what much of what we call playing “the right way” actually is, being good sports and treating…

Except he didn’t, and it potentially cost them the game. I don’t think I understand your argument. You can sprint out of the box and slow down to admire your homer when you’re sure it’s gone. I don't care if you watch it go as long as it goes. 

I wanted him to respect the game & respect me as a veteran player.

That’s what happens you coldplay instead of warming up properly.

Not Paul Lukas!

“First Blood" and "Cool Hand Luke" are quietly the two greatest antiwar films of all time

And a freaking great Brian Dennehy performance.

It’s Budweiser, the best part is that most of it isn’t getting into their mouths.

Drew said I could say “we”, so I’m going to say we.

Quitting like this at 23 years old is so Millennial, Falcon.

It does, but if the day’s fashion is to #AlwaysBelieveWomen, we kind of have to take her at her word.

You hate to see some boneheaded decision taint the competition.

Even if that were the case, you can’t speak for her and deny her agency.

I read this telling myself this is one of those situations where the team has a strong relationship with the reporter, like the Dodgers seemed to have with Tennant a while back.  Perhaps the Rays should try incorporating a bucket of Hi-Chew should they win again.

That’s why I prefer the paper kind.