ManillaToad

He did have some really nice paintings though

At least one of the cars used their hazard lights. Safety first

They were probably inebriated and decided to lay low until it's out of their systems

Bonds taking a steaming dump on two of the most important records in sports is a bigger crime against baseball history than Cooperstown not bestowing their highest honor on a guy who bet on his teams to lose. The Hall of Fame is more than plaques of inductees. The museum has plenty of stuff from Bonds and Rose. They just don't get to have a bust in there. Also the idea that the BBWAA is a bunch of elderly guys sitting around a fireplace conspiring on who to keep out is laughable. The last balloting had 385 voters. Old, middle aged, and young, and they didn't put Barry in because he's a cheater.

The HOF doesn't allow people banned from baseball to be inducted. Pretty reasonable rule

Tennessneed Titans

Don't give nike any ideas

Fields is not an above average QB and the Steelers aren't holding a QB competition. Wilson is the starter

Yes. They put the ad where it is for the easy PR and so that people would go online and defend their corporation from any criticism

The segment in the horn was the worst of the endless unnecessary changes the nuLA Rams made

Note that this 70% does not refer specifically to patients who were at the game. Just a "majority" and "many" were at the game. The article also never states the actual number of patients suffering from frostbite. Just 70% of some unknown total. You'll also notice the URL says "70% of Chiefs fan" yet the actual title in the article is "Many Chiefs fans who suffered frostbite at bitter cold playoff game need amputations". Wonder why there's a difference From another article on the subject: https://www.npr.org/2024/01/17/1225209300/chiefs-dolphins-hypothermia-cold?darkschemeovr=1 Out of a stated attendance of 71,492 people, at most 3 had something (a foot? a little off the end of the pinkie toe?) amputated. Not quite as sensational a number as "70%"

Didn't the Braves throw a fit about not wanting to be in the Central? I may have imagined that because of how much I disliked them in the 90s

The Cardinals, Cubs, and Pirates have all been in the same division since divisions were created in 1969. I think Cincy (was in the West until '93) would be the better team to separate from the pack

The CFL regular season is a total slog. The entire last month you're checking the schedule and saying "They're still playing?"

Teams deciding which bottom feeder they're going to sit their stars against would make for comedy gold

We're not surprised, we're just disappointed

Best uniform the Pats ever wore

Damn I kinda like these

You put too much trust in the average consumer

Here's the results

San Antonio

Red Devils

I could see it being Tampa. The Mayfield storyline is hot and it's a rematch of the SB a couple years ago

Detroit

Good riddance