Where's your line for a "mistake?" Seems a big mistake to me.MAGA wrote:Glad he’s getting paid. Mistakes happen.
There should be no place in the league for [expletive] who beat their girlfriends.
Where's your line for a "mistake?" Seems a big mistake to me.MAGA wrote:Glad he’s getting paid. Mistakes happen.
MAGA wrote:Glad he’s getting paid. Mistakes happen.
lol, I figured...but I thought we found out MAGA wasn't Jim?Arthur Dent wrote:Jim is in a stirring up trouble mood.
Yeah. Maybe. Make it hard for people who beat women to get work.Socnorb11 wrote:I don't want him in the league, but what's the answer? Should he be unemployed, permanently?
I think you forgot your blue font.MAGA wrote:Glad he’s getting paid. Mistakes happen.
Cubs Apologize For Playing "Smack My [expletive] Up" As Aroldis Chapman Exited GameCubs closer Aroldis Chapman pitched a scoreless ninth inning at home against the Cardinals last night, and as he walked off the mound the person in charge of the stadium’s PA system chose to play “Smack My [expletive] Up” by The Prodigy. “Smack My [expletive] Up” is a bad song for a lot of reasons, but it was a particularly bad choice last night, given Chapman’s recent 30-game suspension for violating MLB’s domestic violence policy.