@A+: Good points by all, but I still stand by my original comment.
/Doesn't really understand the comment boards, clearly.
/Doesn't really understand the comment boards, clearly.
This is ridiculous.
A perfect game is better than a no hitter, which is better than a 2 hit shutout.
End of discussion.
A perfect game is better than a no hitter, which is better than a 2 hit shutout.
End of discussion.
How about Jimmy Rollins being second among NL shortstops despite having only played in 12 games all year?
@cromartie: Your mastery of English grammar and punctuation astounds me.
You know who is truly awful and needs to be liquidated? Drew Magary. Seriously. This shit is utterly unreadable...I don't know why I even try anymore.
"There's a long way to go, however—maybe even long enough for Denverites to figure out that their baseball team is good again."
Judging by the fact that there were nearly 200,000 fans at the park during the Giants series, and the stadium was louder than it has been in years, I'd say Denverites have caught on this year.
"The Lausanne-based Court of Arbritation for Sports reduced the sanction by two weeks citing the small sums of money involved - 192 dollars on 36 games - and the fact that he did not bet on games in which he was playing."
Wow...$5 bets on matches he didn't play in. That makes him shady? Seriously?
@A+: That was supposed to be "more articles"
/shows self out
I must see miore articles with the "BUTT RIPS OUT OF SWIMMERS SUIT" tag.
@Orr's crabapples: Then, at the very end of the show (During top plays) Everett said the line, said he didn't care if it was obscure, and Verett responded with a "Somebody's been reading those internets"
Did anyone else hear Neil Everett and Stan Verett talking about this feature on Sporstcenter LA last night?
The real debate, apparently is how to spell the name of the rookie who hit the home run...Coghlan, Cologhan, Colaghan...which is it Spud???
Have fun Chicagoans. That's all I have to say. Have fun.
Cutler doesn't even get along with the Denver media...I would love to see him try to sulk his way through a New York press conference.
That is the same as some German dude dressing his kid in Swastikas to show his "rebel pride." How well would that go over?
@J Money BS: If Papale really had a legal team, the letter would have come from them on behalf of him...cc'ing a lawyer doesn't mean shit.
@1980 David Bowie From The Music Video Ashes To Ashes:
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@twoeightnine: I don't believe a single word Cutler says anymore. He wants out and will say or do anything to get what he wants. Would McDaniels rather have Cassel? Probably, but since that is no longer a possibility, the coach is now trying to smooth things out, and Cutler wants no part of it. All he wants to do is cry to the media that he is being mistreated. Guess what? Players way better than Cutler are shopped every day in every sport. Get over it, football is a business and McDaniels should be fired if he doesn't do whatever is in the best interest of the organization.
Good riddance. What has been the common trend throughout this whole escapade? The Broncos try to smooth things out and Cutler gets upset and cries to the media like an eight year old girl cries to her mom. Have fun in Detroit you arrogant immature prick.
"I was an idiot to trust them"
Translation: I was blown out of my mind on coke and wanted some action.
