Awful Announcing
The Big Ten, Pac-12 and Big Sky are all currently not planning to play football until 2021, but Twitter's events approach missed that information.
The Texas Rangers' social media department apparently doesn't believe in letting people reply to their posts. Perhaps they consider that to be another MLB "unwritten rule."
Trying to troll Cleveland over LeBron leaving didn't work out great for the Reds.
"We apologize to those who feel offended by the film of the Olympic Games Berlin 1936. We have deleted this film, which was part of the series of films featuring the message of unity and solidarity, from the @Olympics Twitter account."
"Come on, Katie. Leave some scoops (and champagne) for the rest of us."
Chandler tweeted about seeing Puig at an Atlanta hotel at 2:11 p.m. Eastern Tuesday, and speculated that that meant "Puig to the Braves," hours before any of the MLB insiders had that news.
"It truly wasn't my intention to choose the most unflattering picture that I could."
"Once that investigation was completed and I was absolved, I felt the appropriate thing to do - in conjunction with ownership there in Philly - was to mutually walk away."
No, "The MLB" has not cancelled its season.
"I feel like they should have sent the players, the ones who put their bodies on the line, an email before announcing it to the public..."
No, Jason Statham, Patrick Stewart, Charles Dance, and Stone Cold Steve Austin won't be coaching FC Cincinnati either.
In a series of tweets Thursday, Buck pushed back on SI's claim that he said Fox "will add" virtual fans as well as crowd noise.
No, "Lorem ipsum" is not actually NFL draft analysis.
