Really? 2
I guess ESPN just gave up on competing with the baseball all-star game.
While we’re at it, can’t we agree that cornhole is a most unfortunately yclept pursuit?
(Missplet wrod corectted.)
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July 17, 2018 at 7:28 pm
ESPN – the Fox News of sports.
July 17, 2018 at 9:39 pm
I disagree. Stupid and craven is not the same as mendacious and evil.
I admit that, when I turned on the TV, I listened for a few minutes in a stunned state trying to figure out why I was looking at two burly guys bouncing beanbags in their beefy hands. The poor schleps–wonder who they pissed off a ESPN HQ–who were assigned to broadcast the cornholing were commenting on the–er–competition in such deadpan seriousness as to leave one absolutely cornswoggled.
Jesus, Mary, and Joseph.