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Alexander Hamilton posted:Wait, is this a different Shaun King from the former Tampa QB? I've been so confused this entire time. I'm in the same boat as you and I can't summon the energy to investigate for myself
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Ribsauce posted:I don't know anything much Clay Travis but from what I can tell he is the Rush Limbaugh of sports. Anyway, Whitlock did way more than say "lol that dude's not even black." He devoted an entire episode of The Herd to the story when Cowherd was out. He had two journalists who wrote about the story in 2003, including word for word about Peyton sitting on the trainer's face (which King still thinks no one ever reported on even though Whitlock told him what paragraph in the 2003 story it was mentioned) and Shaun King. Honestly, the entire episode is really good except when Chris Kluwe comes on because holy poo poo is that guy a moron. Your love affair with Whitlock is interesting.
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morestuff posted:There really aren't many outlets that can offer steady work to a guy whose exclusive skill is pretending to be an offensive idiot The Oval Office
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So it turns out that the lead attorney for the Marriott defense team may or may not have views the Erin Andrews peephole video with some friends on Tuesday night... ...while they were at a loving restaurant
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Groucho Marxist posted:I'm more talking about that he's held multiple fundraisers online where the money seems to mysteriously vanish. I know, he's a scumbag who stole a ton of money through race baiting and made up stories. But in this case, the case of Peyton Manning's cock and balls landing on someone's face, he wasn't making it up. Also holy poo poo at the post above me
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Bud Collins, legendary tennis commentator and owner of a collection of pants that no doubt Craig Sager was envious of, passed away today at 86.
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soggybagel posted:Your love affair with Whitlock is interesting.
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Troy Queef posted:Bud Collins, legendary tennis commentator and owner of a collection of pants that no doubt Craig Sager was envious of, passed away today at 86. I loved NBC's Wimbledon coverage when I was a kid. Bud and Dick Enberg were a great duo in the booth.
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Ribsauce posted:I like him on the radio/podcasts. He is much better than pretty much any other sports radio host (in my opinion). I just ignore his tumblr page and pretend he doesn't write anymore. Also, just because I find him entertaining on the radio and his podcast (RIP) doesn't mean I agree with him all the time. I probably disagree and/or roll my eyes at roughly 40% of his opinions, but he is entertaining and an excellent interviewer which puts him above probably 97% of sports media. The weird part is less that you like him and more that you spend all your time in this thread posting about all the same poo poo he obsesses over, aping his bad opinions, or fanboying out over his every move for like 10,000 words (while simultaneously playing liking him off as a like guilty pleasure) You have at least managed to avoid blaming all of society's problems on ta-nehisi coates so far, I guess MourningView fucked around with this message at 07:17 on Mar 5, 2016 |
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It's called reciprocation MV, we all know how much Whitlock loves ribs
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Early candidate for dumbest article of the year http://www.chicagotribune.com/sports/columnists/ct-sports-abominations-3-pointers-lincicome-spt-0306-20160305-column.html
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C. Everett Koop posted:Early candidate for dumbest article of the year loving lol, those first 3 paragraphs alone are the most old-man-yells-at-cloud things ever
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C. Everett Koop posted:Early candidate for dumbest article of the year this guy is retired and just writes a dumb old man column every sunday
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C. Everett Koop posted:Early candidate for dumbest article of the year He wrote a column last year about how Cubs fans should root for their team to lose because they won't like the Cubs as much if they win a World Series. Can't figure out why print media is dying.
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C. Everett Koop posted:Early candidate for dumbest article of the year https://twitter.com/PFTCommenter/status/706317897572855808
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C. Everett Koop posted:Early candidate for dumbest article of the year https://twitter.com/richeisen/status/706324631385321472
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C. Everett Koop posted:Early candidate for dumbest article of the year "A basket should count what a basket counts. If we start assigning greater value to the length of things, Pinocchio never would stop lying. A stunt has become standard, like bottled water and the ATM, and there is no going back. Yet we must be alert because that's the kind of thinking that leads to curved TVs, driverless cars and Pilates." good argument, imo
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gently caress me, you gotta be one hell of a dumb motherfucker to get rich eisen to call you out
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A 300 foot home run is fundamentally different than a 500 foot home run mostly because the shortest porch is 310 feet.
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Spoeank posted:A 300 foot home run is fundamentally different than a 500 foot home run mostly because the shortest porch is 310 feet. Inside the park or something I dunno
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purkey posted:Inside the park or something I dunno Bernie Lincicome once wrote: "I will take a pass on the lighting of Wrigley Field. It is an easy choice. Whenever possible I avoid the soiling of virgins." Gross.
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joshtothemaxx posted:Bernie Lincicome once wrote: "I will take a pass on the lighting of Wrigley Field. It is an easy choice. Whenever possible I avoid the soiling of virgins." Ignorant, too. Wrigley Field would have been lit up in the 40s if they didn't need the steel for World War II.
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Who the hell is anti-ATM
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quote:Don't get me started on hockey shootouts, college football overtime or the designated hitter. Especially the designated hitter. yeah this dude is an NL fan
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How old is this guy that he's still angry about things that happened 30+ years ago?
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Anime Reference posted:How old is this guy that he's still angry about things that happened 30+ years ago? Ever talked to a boomer about Jane Fonda? Or racial integration busing? Yeaaaah.
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Anime Reference posted:How old is this guy that he's still angry about things that happened 30+ years ago?
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The three point line is pretty important to the game and makes it vastly more entertaining, but on a philosophical level he's not wrong that the three point line is kind of bullshit. Hell, Popovich has been saying the same for a long time. There is a tipping point where too many threes as a proportion of all shots taken is detrimental to the game, kind of like how strikeouts, walks and homeruns in baseball are so high that the ball is basically never getting put in play. I don't know if we're at that point now, but it could be a problem in the future. General Dog fucked around with this message at 00:11 on Mar 7, 2016 |
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Toilet Mouth posted:The three point line is pretty important to the game and makes it vastly more entertaining, but on a philosophical level he's not wrong that the three point line is kind of bullshit. Hell, Popovich has been saying the same for a long time. Nah
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Crazy Ted posted:There are a surprising amount of people who hate the Designated Hitter, and some of them weren't even alive when the DH was adopted. More like Designated Hitler.
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Toilet Mouth posted:The touchdown is pretty important to the game and makes it vastly more entertaining, but on a philosophical level he's not wrong that touchdowns are kind of bullshit. Hell, Stagg has been saying the same for a long time.
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Is that dude old to enough to have written that banning dunks was good
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Crazy Ted posted:There are a surprising amount of people who hate the Designated Hitter, and some of them weren't even alive when the DH was adopted. Its easy to make an argument about something when half the sport has it and the other half doesn't. Its like if the NFC had a four point field goal for kicks over 40 yards and the AFC didn't.
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Sash! posted:Its easy to make an argument about something when half the sport has it and the other half doesn't. The NL doesn't have the DH because the NL intentionally did not want the DH (yay the leagues are different!!!) and NL fans are the ones who turn into Greek mourners when bringing the DH to the NL is brought up.
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Coincidentally, the NL is unwatchable garbage while the AL is cool and good
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NO ONE loving CARES
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A bold claim from a Mariners fan
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# ? Mar 7, 2016 02:53 |
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The only time anyone should ever watch baseball is if they need an excuse to drink outside during the day and for some reason they can't go fishing.
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THIS THREAD IS GETTIN ME HEATED NOW.
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The three is like if you picked an arbitrary yard line and said, "if the scoring play starts from behind here, the touchdown is worth 6 points and if it starts in front of here it's worth 4 points." The three point line serves an important purpose to how the game is played, but there's really no logical reason putting the ball through the hoop from 25 feet should be worth more than putting the ball through the hoop at 22 feet, or zero feet. General Dog fucked around with this message at 03:41 on Mar 7, 2016 |
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