I’m very aware of “what happened” to Spellman. What seems most relevant to this conversation is not the manic episodes, but that he was diagnosed with a significant mental disorder that could be controlled and treated with proper medications. He admittedly self diagnosed and self treated for years which led to be even…
Man that’s some pretty ignorant shit
What lesson should they have learned from Spellman? That people have mental health issues?
No offence, Snoop, but THIS. ▲▲▲↑↑↑
Don’t shame “snitching”. Exposing criminals is in the interest of society as a whole, and we want more people to come forward, not less. Yes, we’re talking about a garbage person, but the information he provides is valuable. And there is nothing valuable, or even moral, in remaining loyal to a criminal gang. So, don't…
Am I missing something?
He’s a role model for every high school kid, surviving a cock block on the way to second base.
But like any threeway, someone’s gonna be left with holes unfilled. Only time will tell
Kyrie has an issue with things that happen to be round. In all seriousness, the worst thing about this time of the year is that certain reporters who are essentially mouth pieces for management or players are let loose. So Ramona Shelburne is essentially spewing forth whatever Jeannie Buss wants out there, Jackie…
If this was Nagy unable to appear in public without mentioning this, at an awards banquet, on drive-time radio, to ESPN or whatever, then fine. It’s not. It’s a player asked a question about last season coming up with a locker room anecdote connected to another story in which the coach answers a question put to him at…
This site and others: Makes an interminable big deal about the double doink, the kicker being the goat, the kicker should not be blamed for being the goat, the kicker going on good morning america, the kicker getting fired, the kicker not getting fired, etc.
I would say that about 95% of Bears fans are still pissed about it. So, I’m happy he’s not letting that shit go and I hope guys like Hicks and Mack use that anger to rip someone’s arms off and beat them with them in the fucking goddamn preseason. Who are you to discuss this, Samer. How dare you
I’m a Cavs, Browns, and Indians fan. Go ahead and prove every Boston fan stereotype correct.
This is the correct take, yet Deadspin for some reason feels compelled to run with this narrative that it is all the Pelicans’ fault. It’s myopic and has been thoroughly debunked. If people want to criticize the Pelicans for not building a good enough roster around Davis, reasonable minds can disagree about that. But…
I just don’t get it guys. Anthony Davis tried to force the Pelicans to him to LA for a bunch of scraps and the Pelicans said no. All of those players are somewhere between butt and potentially not butt. It also came out that all the leaks were actually from the Lakers because they’re idiots. I still don’t get why the…
All of this information is obvious, and I don’t know why this article clearly ignores all of it just to stand by Deadspin’s pro-labor (as long as that labor is millionaire athletes) agenda.
The guy goes “I demand you blow up this team midseason and wreck the future of the franchise by not being able to get close to fair value for me, because I demand to go right now during the season instead of after it” and the people responsible for the toxic environment are the executives who quite correctly told him…
Royals, Cubs, and Astros — three teams that won three consecutive World Series building around a nucleus of young, home-grown talent. Only one team gets to win the championship each year, though, so the model won’t result in parades for every team, but it works.
Getting a few years of pick 1.1 or 1.2 is a pretty good strategy for building a winner. By adding Keuchel, Kimbrel and Manny this team (BEST case scenario) wins about 61 games instead of 53.