As we already touched on this week, it's not a great time to be a St. Louis Blues fan. They're currently sitting third from bottom in the Western Conference, leading the dreaded (and similarly embattled) Blackhawks by a point and the Kings by one more than that. Worse than their league position, however, is the way they've been handling it, getting caught on camera beating the inadequacy out of each other during practice on Monday. Suffice to say, this makes Chicago's college intern head coach look positively adult by comparison.
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FacebookPinterestBill SmithSo how did the St. Louis Blues leadership hierarchy decide to handle the recent explosion of Blues-on-Blues crime? Well, by bringing in a puppy of course, because no one has ever had an argument in front of a puppy…
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OK, OK. So pretty cute. Barclay—the Blues' unofficial office puppy—even tries to steal a stick, because do..

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It's the most wonderful time of the year, folks. The halls are decked and the stockings hung with total disregard. There's a partridge in the pear tree crapping all over everything and Rudolph, with his nose so bright, is late for his shift again tonight. But those aren't your chestnuts roasting on the open fire, our frazzled festive friends. It's greasy fried chicken goodness courtesy of KFC's 11 Herbs and Spices-scented Firelog—a non-edible flammable inspired by the same time-tested chicken recipe you know and love.
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Weighing in at a healthy five pounds, each KFC Firelog is made from 100% recycled materials and has a burn time of two and half to three hours—which is about as long as you're going to last at your parents' house anyway. Clocking in $18.99, the Firelog is about the same price as a $20 Fill Up (though decidedly less satisfying) and about $190,981 cheaper than a Tesla Roadster, 2018's..

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Andrew D. BernsteinThe “team/player from past era” would beat “team/player from current era” debate is by far the most nauseating in sports, yet fans simply cannot get enough. It's why relief pitcher Adam Ottavino saying he could strike out Babe Ruth “every time” he faced him if Ruth played today's game was a story that generated some buzz earlier this week. For some reason, people are dying to find out who would come out on top in a matchup that could never possibly happen.
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On Wednesday, Shaquille O'Neal ignited a similar debate when he told USA Today he felt he and Kobe's Lakers, specifically the 2000-2002 NBA Finals three-peat squad, would “easily” beat the current Golden State Warriors, a team that could become the first team to three-peat in the NBA since those Lakers if they win the Finals this year.
“I think we'd easily win,” said O'Neal. “Other people might feel differe..

Warren Little/R&AMaybe it began with the OG Tom Morris. Perhaps it's just something in the water coolers. Whatever the case may be, there's no denying that when it comes to big chops, waxed 'staches, and every conceivable combination in between, golf is the leader in sports' facial hair clubhouse. We can already hear the hockey die-hards picking up their sticks and slapping the Rogaine on like aftershave, but as the greatest follicle follies in golf prove, their claim to the crown is as pointless as old pomade and dull tweezers.
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Oliver Bekker puts together four straight birdies on the back nine to take a one-shot lead in the opening round of the Alfred Dunhill Championship