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Well, either Brett Rypien played his way out of a backup job or Stafford's going to be out for a bit.

If the Sharks and Barracuda changed places, would anyone notice?

They're second in Serie A. If they changed the logo back in 2006 when they were relegated for match fixing then there'd be something to this. Not in this case.

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This makes it official that Scott Stapp has turned his back on the Marlins.

This is the DUMBEST reason for a design element I've heard in quite a while. Uhhh…

Tom O’Grady’s finally getting his transparent side panels!

It’s made all the more stupid that the team’s named after a freaking body of water and could just have easily been the Tampa Rays if not to appease Little Brother Across the Bridge.

I guess it’s better than the other half dozen where you’re in if you cut a big enough check.

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Hmmm... Wavy white wordmark on blue background with a hand-drawn basketball-like shape?

Yep, that's @Still MIGHTY in his professional sportswriting glory.

From years of watching the Dodgers lay eggs, I think for the most part playoff baseball requires an ability to harness and channel emotion. The Dodgers, for example, are a team full of talent but at the same time is a team too stoic and professional. You need more Schwarbers and Harpers out there throwing their bats 30 feet as opposed to the Dodgers only bringing themselves to do the Freddie flailing arm dance.

Fitting that the team named after an actual law enforcement agency is this year's Team Justice™.

Come now. This is the AFL 3.0 we're talking about. Just shove a field in the abandoned outlet center and call it a day.

Seeing where this league is going, I'd say that Bakersfield is probably the most appropriate venue for the California team.

We knew the Dodgers starting rotation was held together with tape but holy f***.

That's one loud, obnoxious banner. Fitting for the organization.

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Kings finally on the ad train. Mercury Insurance it is.

"Heat Culture" has officially become the new "Cardinal Way" in its lack of self awareness.

Third time's a charm can apply to a lot of things, but drafting a third quarterback with a first round pick in seven years is a complete institutional failure.

I have a theory as a Rams fan. Sean McVay just sucks at putting together a run game. He was shielded when the last few millimeters of cartilage were still in Todd Gurley's knee but he has been repeatedly exposed since, only to be briefly covered up by whatever random veteran they'd bring in at the last minute (CJ Anderson, Sony Michel, etc.) This is made all the more confounding by McVay's love of play action which is a cakewalk to defend when you assume it's a pass every time. Taking a look at the Cam Akers situation, after attempting to decipher McVay-speak, I'm willing to bet that Akers was the one running back to actually call McVay out on now knowing what he was doing and McVay's ego couldn't handle it. McVay frequently coded the situation as a "misunderstanding on usage" which really seems to be code for "I don't know what I'm doing but Akers dared to question how I was throwing him into the line for two yards a carry." With the announcers tonight frequently saying how little McVay trusted the run and how the offense was one-dimensional I just laughed to myself because it's obvious that McVay doesn't trust the run because he's clueless with it. It's also hilarious that he didn't trust the run after he traded Akers and threw all his eggs into the "Kyren Williams is our savior" basket - so much for that ego restoration there, Sean.