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@BizNasty2point0 Given that the initial point of contact is shoulder->head and he drives upward into the face and achieves about 2 feet of altitude, I’d say this is a charging penalty. But who knows, the NHL has never understood its own rules so I trust confusion will prevail.

Boom.

@tbrister @Sportsnet @Buccigross @KellyHrudey You don’t get to paralyze someone cause they booped your nose

@Sportsnet @Buccigross @KellyHrudey saying he is happy Greig was hit from behind might be the most irresponsible thing any sports commentator has ever said. I would love for him to try and explain that reasoning to minor hockey players. Disgusting.

The Hockey Central panel discusses Ridly Greig's sucker punch in the second period of Game 4

@BR_OpenIce This league is something

Last night it was Crosby and now MacKinnon gets called for embellishment tonight 😳 Thoughts on this call? 🤔

@MLS @SJEarthquakes

.@SJEarthquakes take the top spot out West after Matchday 9. 👀

@MLS_PR @SJEarthquakes @MLS Communicate!

With their 5-1 win tonight over Austin FC, the @SJEarthquakes became the first @MLS team in the post-shootout era (since 2000) to win eight of their first nine games to begin a season.

@spittinchiclets @BizNasty2point0 Yeah NHL officials are dumb as fuck and apply the rules incorrectly but that’s been happening for my entire life and I’m turning 40 this year. Tough shit.

"We don't have a single embellishment all year. Sidney Crosby doesn't have an embellishment in 21 seasons... I disagree on that strongly." Dan Muse shares his thoughts on Sid getting called for embellishment

@spittinchiclets Hitting a dude in the face w your stick is a penalty. Falling down bc of it shouldn’t be. Why not high stick a guy? They might get a penalty for falling down.

Garnet Hathaway gets 2 for a high stick on Crosby... then Sid gets called for embellishment and joins him in the box. Thoughts on the call?

@SneakyJoeSports This is now a 40-game suspension

Greatest hit in hockey history.

@timkawakami @newballpark My understanding is that Selig never thought Oakland should’ve gotten the A’s given the Giants moved out here first. He’s on record saying it was a mistake. I’m confused as to why Wolff ever thought Selig would go to bat for him in Oakland or SJ.

My thought: Lew Wolff always has been and will be an ineffective blathering flim-flam John Fisher and Bud Selig sycophant nytimes.com/athletic/72175…

@Motorsport Sure, but I’d argue racing is an actual sport whereas basketball is a game.

"A NASCAR driver is not an athlete." Stephen A. Smith did not hold back on his opinion. What do you think?

@Malachians @bwfast Or it shows the wisdom of MLS owners to protect their early investments in developing the league and preventing people who weren’t interested in taking the risk or putting in the work from riding their coattails on the cheap after the hard work had been done.

It’s amazing to me how they didn’t see things like the Wrexham story as an opportunity. It showed the appetite of high profile individuals to invest in lower league football but it done something that US Soccer teams so badly need. It created a romantic sporting Rocky type story that isn’t possible in the US Soccer right now. The spontaneous high in anything is relative to it’s potential jeopardy, if you can’t lose, you can’t win

The MLS closed-system franchise model simply cannot resonate with USA's 30+ million soccer fan population (one of the largest soccer markets in the world). It's just not the same as authentic club soccer with promotion/relegation. #ProRelforUSA

@Theoldp This lot is for a commercial office building and it is not very large. They are pricing it this way because they *don’t* want people to park there. It’s for the workers. If you have business in the complex they validate parking. This is not a public lot.

Wow!!

@TheBrattPack63 Oilers. NHL isn’t a credible sport if the best player can’t win.

Be honest Abandon your fanhood What would be the “best for the sport” team to win the Stanley cup this year? Probably Buffalo, right?

@BrodieBz @TPSNofficial That hat drips

We are definitely out here. Like, on the bench, out here. 🤣 @TPSNofficial

@uniformcritic @LaRoccaJL That’s Duane Kuiper’s music!

Didn’t realize Joe Garagiola did some Rockies games in 1993.

@isaacinthesky They tore it down after the earthquake, give them a break

???

@RetroBayArea @Misanthropist_X That’s why we don’t densify housing. All these now home-owning nerds hated being around people and they still do.

@Misanthropist_X Man! Great point. Never thought about that. It makes me wonder how much of how entrepreneurs present themselves today is completely made up and performative.

The was the first Google office. Menlo Park 1998. Larry Page and Sergey Brin started Google as a research project in their Stanford dorm rooms in 1996. In August 1998, Sun co-founder Andy Bechtolsheim wrote them a check for $100k, and on September 4, 1998, Google Inc. was officially born. With this investment, the newly incorporated team upgraded from the dorms to their first office: a house in Menlo Park. Google operated out of this garage for only about five months, paying $1700 in rent per month. source footage 🎥: Harry Cheung/Google

@chrislakin @Altimor @grok Finance, Life Sciences, Law, Government, Services, and Being From A Super Rich Family And Not Having To Work are all common careers in SF

@Altimor 25% of people in SF work in tech? what? @grok

People forget what a small town San Francisco is. 800k people, only 220k of which in tech. With the average job stint lasting 2.5, that's 88k people on the market every year. OAI and Anthropic each hiring ~4k in 2026 -- 10% of the entire market, from 2 companies.

@PavlovicNBCS Fowl Pole

The new Chick-fil-A signs at Oracle Park. Sandwiches sold very separately (they won’t have them in the park, there isn’t one in San Francisco):

@bryarea The SF Giants did not try to move to San Jose in 1989 to play on fake grass

I’m joining these guys and yelling fire buster