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$350 million dollars buys the Dodgers another World Series. Hey baseball. Put in a salary cap and salary floor. Now.

Technically what prevents baseball from ruling is the lack of a salary cap or salary floor, which allows teams in major media markets that benefit from an endless stream of cash to buy the very best players while teams in small markets can’t spend or choose not to. #Lockout2027

Great night for the “baseball needs a salary cap” crowd.

CEH doing CEH things.

With today's massive win, Josh Allen has improved to 0-4 in the playoffs vs Patrick Mahomes.

Dramatically better sport.

The 2024 election in a nutshell.

Let’s not be the Angels, who rostered Trout and Ohtani and did exactly nothing with them. Sherman needs to empty the bank account to put a team around this guy that can compete for the WS and not just the playoffs.

There it is. The ultimate Brady > Mahomes stat.

If we waste BWJ’s prime, it will be the dumbest thing the Royals have ever done. Generational talent.

How things look after Texas Tech blows out BYU!

I was struggling to understand why this would be promoted as a good thing—but then remembered that the average person may not understand compound interest.

Trump’s 50-year mortgage proposal is a spectacularly dumb idea. He’s basically admitting he has no clue how to lower housing costs—just a plan to enrich banks and trap Americans in debt until they die.

A 50 year mortgage is not "leniency," it's a scam aimed at...well, at people like this, who will go bust then join Tea Party 2.0 and swear that the government is to blame for making them do stupid things like signing up for 50 year mortgages

Like tariffs, this is a brain-dead plan that only the most intellectually-challenged among us will support.

A 50-year mortgage to solve the fact that no one can buy a home seems like the kind of idea a man who bankrupted a bunch of casinos would come up with.

The longer the loan terms are The higher the price can go This applies to EVERYTHING

A 50 year mortgage is worse. You lose the flexibility of renting. You can’t just move if your job or finances require it. And although you could benefit from property appreciation, you also take the risk that your home will dip in value.

This 50yr mortgage thing is really going hard with stupid people who think it’ll cut mortgage payments in half or something. Here’s the reality for a $400k house. Say 10% down $40k. 30yr @ 6%: $2,158 50yr @ 6.5%: $2,029 Equity built over 20 years? 30yr: $166k 50yr: $39k

Dumb. The problem is that a 50-year option will increase the pool of qualified buyers and therefore allow home sellers to increase the list price of their homes, meaning that all buyers will pay more, not only those who choose to pay over 50 years.