Why bleacher report is terrible

Here are a few examples of why baseball fans everywhere seemed relieved to hear he was hanging it up after the season:. He confused Barry Bond chants with Barry Manilow chants. He called "strike" a five-letter word.

He chalked up increased home runs on "climate changes. But really it's not about his biggest faults—it's about listening to a full game of him saying nonsense and realizing you're better off using the mute button. Writers don't vote for players because of personal grudges. They don't vote players in to make a statement. They don't vote players in because even though they feel they're worthy, they're not first-ballot worthy.

They only get 10 votes. There are really just too many reasons to keep going. And we haven't even gotten to the steroid issue. Let's just move on. It's hard to respect baseball when so many of the players in the league can still play at a high level with half a can of dip in their cheeks or carrying around an extra hundred pounds or so. John Kruk said it best: "Lady, I'm not an athlete.

I'm a professional baseball player. Do you know how exceedingly difficult it is to care about a game when there are other ones? People say the NBA season is too long, and baseball season is almost twice as long. You can not care about baseball for half of the season and then start paying attention when it matters.

That's what the A's did last year. I don't actually know his name, but it doesn't really matter. It'll take like five years for him to actually get up to the majors, and that's if he hasn't been traded away by then, which is more likely.

Also, the MLB draft is a million rounds long, and by the end of it, teams are picking players as favors to friends. Don't you hate how the Raiders field is 10 yards longer and five yards wider than the Niners field? All it's missing is the horoscope page. Get buying tips about Miscellaneous delivered to your inbox. Thank you, you have successfully subscribed to our newsletter! Enjoy reading our tips and recommendations. I saw the shirt online and it looked really nice in the description. It looked really comfortable.

I'm so mad how they could've made it so much better but no they had to use the cheapest material for the most profit right? Worked fine during the free 5 minutes preview, then started lagging as soon as I paid for it. Then it would just cut out completely. Tried to talk to their "live chat" support about it, and they were super rude and defensive. Stay away from this company! Be careful when making comments on the Bleacher Report on sports stories.

Use another sports app. I ordered a t-shirt from the web in size XL, but they send me size Small. Very disappointing! The Sport App for Bleacher Report is awesome.

I recently ordered several merchandise from the Bleacher Report Shop. First I received an email stating that my products would be shipped soon. One month later I sent them an email inquiring about the products and I got an automatic email response that said someone from the support team would be contacting me within two days.

Apparently this company likes to take your money, but doesn't want to invest in the infrastructure necessary to handle the volume of streaming they're selling. We'll be contacting our credit card company and filing a fraud complaint against them. It provides valuable information and up to date data and statistics. By that time I had gotten a full page picture of the situation. The previous night before I was benched me and another writer got into an altercation.

As they say on ESPN, words were exchanged and the next thing you know it got out of hand. Now this had all unfolded on an article that one Bleacher Report writer who was involved in the altercation had a problem with. Since then the article has been deleted and the writer had been banned but has now returned. So I waited out my seven days which seemed like forever because the one thing that I love doing is writing, not just on Bleacher Report but sports writing in general.

Well as it turns out, during this seven day period I received a job offer to be writer for a sports website called Grid Iron Experts.

I jumped at the opportunity because it gave me time to reflect off of Bleacher Report, and when I got this job offer five days out of the seven had already passed by. Now I do pride myself on professionalism and when the seven day ban had ended I personally spoke with all of the other writers that had seen the incident unfold.

The last seconds of the fourth quarter are winding down and Caron Butler just wants to congratulate you on a good game. I mean, come on. Turns out the worst that could happen would be Butler wrenching the ball from your grasp and taking it down court and drawing a foul like an a-hole. But there are some things that are impossible to guard the marble menagerie against, and one of those things is the left foot of Vikings defensive end Brian Robison.

Lang in And anything that involves delivering a purposeful, direct shot to the skin bin is a far cry from the founding principles of all sports.

Big, bad Marshall Henderson and No. Albert Haynesworth loved two things when he was in the NFL: Showing up to training camp overweight and pissing everybody off. And in this video, it would appear that Haynesworth managed to do both of these things simultaneously by fighting his teammates during practice, and not being able to get off his butt after being taken down.

Dennis Rodman was one of the fiercest competitors in NBA history, and no man was going to get between him and a rebound.