Bye, Bye Barry, but What About MLB's Addiction?

As to the OJ comment, see below. Why not post our full articles here? Most of the sports social search engines have some way to promote news items of interest. Here, this is more of a problem. You want to help them design a way to show off news like they do at Ballhype or FanNation? Go for it. Then I will be delighted to move all of the SPAM you keep crabbing about elsewhere. Until then, my staff and I have been putting in good hours here to build up the minor league sections of armchairgm. We have a lot of information that sports fans generally never see. We pay writers, photographers, illustrators and graphic designers for their work. I'm more than happy to summarize it here, but if we put our full content out into free services to keep cranky guys like you happy, we would have to close our doors. No one is particularly desperate. If you bothered to look around you, there are about 15 social search engines that cover sports to one degree or another. Reaching out to content is one value-add that they have. This is a very cool site. We do not intend to disrespect it. My team puts in a lot of hours trying to help build the minor league side of the encyclopedia here. We put some original content into the comments on the articles that we reference.

There are a couple of people on this board that tell me you're a good guy. Be a good guy and find something more positive to do with your life than sit out here in cyberspace and rank on people trying to do an honest thing and inform people about a part of the sports world they don't hear much from in the media.

GET A LIFE.

Degree of crime is different true, but they're both sociopaths, and they both are in a huge level of denial that whatever they do could be wrong. They both act without thinking about the consequences to themselves or others, and they have no regard for the damage that their personal actions have for the sport. That was where the remark was coming from.