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Schrodinger's Cat.

Seriously- it's shit like that which makes this the smartest show on television.

Which he would do at the expense of an undefeated season. No, I said without cheating. The skepic is going to say that he cheated, which is of course difficult to prove, but there is a lot of evidence that points to it. Yeah. They have looked pretty terrible since being caught.

Which he would do at the expense of an undefeated season.

I will miss the sweet sounds of D.O. Knowing he's calling postseason baseball, but it's not for the Red Sox, just doesn't seem right.

without a doubt. I'm not a Cena hater, but if Jericho went over Cena clean, the roof would blow off the building.

I really like the Division Champion caps this year.

Oprah Winfrey making $260 million is probably the most disgusting thing I've ever heard.

Pretty solid episode. Didn't really find Andy's nipples that funny, but the rest of the secondary characters were spot on.

You have to spend money somewhat wisely to win. Out of the top fifteen, one-third of those teams are going to finish sub-.500.

From the preview for next week's episode, House sees all three of the team members at different points throughout the hospital.

The lupus line was amazing, as was everything House/Wilson. I like Cameron w/ blonde hair. She can do no wrong. Looking forward to the "interview" process. "Row D - you're fired!"

I heard an interesting case for Matt Holliday this morning.

Go, Jericho, Go!! Go, Jericho, Go!! Go, Jericho, Go!!

Jericho is about the only thing that would make me watch the E again.

Yeah, but is that good for Sabathia, or good for Beckett? Sabathia started four more games and still has fewer wins. Of course wins aren't everything, but with four more starts and forty more innings, Sabathia's other numbers should be considerably better in order to beat out Beckett. Frankly, they're not. Carmona's also going to steal some attention away from Sabathia. A great problem for Cleveland to have, but in the end not good for individual award winners.

I agree, except I am sure I hated it.

1978 means nothing, and 2004 means nothing. On September 21, 2007, I see a team with a struggling bullpen, questionable starters, injured sluggers and a terrible bench. I agree - they need to focus on fixing what they can and get ready for October.

I'm just thankful I don't have to hear the "SEE THEY CANT WIN W/O CHEATING OMFG" comments tomorrow morning.

Welcome to Boston, friend.

This has been the top news story on pretty much every major sports news outlet for a few days, and Belichick, normally considered a deity around these parts, is being crucified by his own fanbase. Where exactly is Kraft helping?

Ortiz and the Red Sox walk off b/c Delmon Young can't play right field in Fenway.

I highly doubt it will be that high. A four game suspension says "We're punishing the coach" (Belichick) while losing the picks says "We're punishing the franchise" (Kraft). I don't think they'll do both.

So which prevails when it comes time to hand down a punishment- the hatred for Belichick or the love for Kraft?

JD Drew homered to straight away center. In other news- repent for your sins, for the end is near.