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The Chicago Bulls are back, baby!!!

Especially as Ross will likely find a way to quietly fund the eventual civil settlement. Insane.

If this happens - I'm done. A terrible, no-good, just awful decision. Every 'Phins fan should boycott.

That's my mindset. I have no warm feelings for the Braves, but I will never cheer for the Trash Cans.

The 'Phins are done. I can't see Flores making through the end of the season, and I imagine several key players will be traded for picks. I don't see a light at the end of this tunnel... there's no identity, no plan, just lots of mediocre-to-poor quality football.

and we don't have a first round pick next year!!! Scratch that - they will trade away X. Howard and anyone else they can get a few picks for and we will have ANOTHER rebuilding year next year.

Tim Tebow.

Great episode, with a well linked story and some laugh out loud moments. But the Borg "Lower Decks" credit gag was knee-slapping funny. A top ten moment for me.

Yep, dump him into one of those endless football "analysis" shows on every network in existence. Won't make a ripple.

Gruden is an idiot who has been trading on his "I'm obsessed with work" mentality, his PR abilities, and the one Super Bowl he won (against a team that hadn't bothered to change the playbook HE wrote) for well over a decade. He's a bad coach and the Raiders deserve better.

The Bills are.... good.

Of course, and Alec simply brought up the point in his courtroom hearing to lay the groundwork for his defense against an assault charge. He and his minions are desperately working to provide some kind of legitimate basis for his actions.

"Little?"

Solid finish, like most Marvel films the big climatic battle at the end is too cluttered and chaotic to have a real emotional impact, but there were enough twists and turns to keep you engaged. The final solution (the pocket dimension) was creative and a way to not have to explain HOW two...

Not sure what the moral quandary is here, if a predator was trying to eat my child, I kill it. Same if it was trying to eat... well... anybody. If the predator was an endangered species, well it's not MY fault it's endangered, I kill it anyway.

It's so easy it feels like cheating, doesn't it?

The Trash Can Bowl.

If you are counting on "justice" to determine who the good guys and the bad guys are, you are looking in the wrong direction. Morally depraved and horrifically unethical people regularly abuse the law to get what they want.

Surely the legal genius that is lawyer-by-training Alec would have anticipated the consequences of procuring a TPO with a false, sworn, statement?

Over the top is what makes it work. I don't really care if the show is canon, in my mind it is more canon-adjacent than anything else.