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Johnny Finger: Manziel Salutes Redskins Sideline

Johnny Finger: Manziel Salutes Redskins Sideline

Johnny Manziel was all about rubbing thumbs and index fingers together in college. In the pros, he has taken to gestures involving the middle finger. Johnny Football flipped the Redskins bench the bird in the third quarter of the Cleveland-Washington

Washington Wins Wild One over Pirates in Extras

Washington Wins Wild One over Pirates in Extras

Washington, D.C.–The Washington Nationals exhibited some of their best pitching of the season for a few innings on Sunday night, and then for a third of an inning some of their worst; their best fielding, and among their most atrocious

Fireman Ed Extinguishes Talk of Comeback

Fireman Ed Extinguishes Talk of Comeback

What can the New York Jets do to restore the mediocre franchise to past glory? Bring back Joe Namath? Okay. Call the New York Sack Exchange back into session? Sure. Encourage a Curtis Martin comeback? Yeah. But bring back Fireman

Inside Baseball: Bud's Man Manfred

Inside Baseball: Bud's Man Manfred

Major League Baseball announced that its thirty owners voted unanimously for MLB Executive Vice President Rob Manfred as the game’s new commissioner on Thursday. Even Saddam Hussein always made sure to include a few dissenters in the final tally to

Dog the Bounty Hunter Goes After War Machine

Dog the Bounty Hunter Goes After War Machine

The Dog is on his trail. Wanted mixed-martial artist War Machine has another worry today. Dog the Bounty Hunter’s deadline for the fighter to turn himself in has passed. Las Vegas police seek to put the cage fighter in a

Tony Stewart Not Too Big To Fail–or Fall

Tony Stewart Not Too Big To Fail–or Fall

If his name were Kevin Harvick instead of Kevin Ward, would we be taking such a blasé approach to his death? Tony Stewart, after some deliberation, didn’t race Sunday at Watkins Glen. NASCAR’s honchos should consider whether to prohibit the

Richie Incognito Quietly Pursues a Team

Richie Incognito Quietly Pursues a Team

Richie Incognito for once lives up to his name. The lineman at the center of the Miami Dolphins 2013 bullying scandal peruses the NFL want-ads concealed, camouflaged, hidden, obscured–incognito. Less than a year after such loud antics as vowing to

Federal Judge Rules for Student-Athlete Pay

Federal Judge Rules for Student-Athlete Pay

U.S. District Judge Claudia Wilken ruled in favor of twenty former athletes, including UCLA basketball star Ed O’Bannon, suing the NCAA for preventing players from receiving revenues for the use of their names, likenesses, and images. Wilken found “that the