Didn’t Take Long For A Dodgers Fan To Set His Car On Fire By Driving Over Fireworks
Well the Dodgers just won the World Series and some guy has already set his car on fire by doing donuts over fireworks. Weird how that works.
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Well the Dodgers just won the World Series and some guy has already set his car on fire by doing donuts over fireworks. Weird how that works.
The Los Angeles Dodgers, for the first time since Ronald Reagan was president, are world champions. Let’s listen to some Randy Newman together.
As if we didn’t have enough ammo as it is, Rob Manfred wanted to make sure, once and for all, that we are aware that he’s the worst commissioner in sports.
In probably the least shocking thing you’ll learn today, Jeff Lunhow admits that the Astros organization still gainfully employs their cheating masterminds.
Tim Tebow’s trying to get us all to expand our tiny social media sized brains and take us to an alternate level. And all on a Friday.
Walker Buehler’s pants were trending on Twitter for most of the night. Mainly because they were tight. However, maybe don’t ask him about it after a loss.
After making one of the best catches in Dodgers postseason history, Cody Bellinger proceeded to go deep in thought. Let’s look at what was on his mind.
In honor of National Coaches’ Day, let’s take a look at the Good, the Back, and the Ugly of coaches from all sports. From Belichick to Jackson to O’Brien.
You were probably wondering who the manager of the San Diego Padres is. Well, we’re here to remind you that it’s Jayce Tingler. JAYCE. TINGLER.
ESPN’s Wild Card Series broadcasts have been bad, especially for a company who claims to be the Worldwide Leader. Allow the Cork’d Up women help me explain.
Fernando Tatis Jr. gave us one of the greatest bat flips in MLB postaseason history. But let us not dare to say it was better than Jose Bautista’s.
The only thing better than our good friend Kyle Gibson pitching a complete game shutout is him pitching a complete game shutout against the Houston Astros.