Kudos to Keith Law

[TheLeviathan]

How did I not hear about this story until today?  Awesome for Keith Law!

[biggentleben]

They only got a small sample of the greatness that was the exchange between the two.  Law made him look the part of the dumb jock over and over.

[PseudoSABR]

Keith Law hates monkeys.

[JB_Iowa]

What in the world was Schilling doing spouting off in the first place?  Do we really care about the religious views of a former pitcher?  This is one of the things I hate about social media -- it gives everybody a platform for everything.  

[biggentleben]

ESPN should have suspended Schilling just because he was a moron.

 

Instead they suspend Law and have suspended Bill Simmons for having the gall to talk negatively about the NFL or their colleagues when they do spout off and act idiotic.

[Squirrel]

Another reason to stay far away from ESPN whenever I can help it.  As if I didn't already have reason enough.  And yeah, Keith Law just went up several notches in my book.

[JB_Iowa]

ESPN should have suspended Schilling just because he was a moron.

 

 

I can hear the First Amendment arguments now.  

[Craig Arko]

I don't particularly like Keith Law, but after this he has my respect.

 

 

Eppur si muove -- And yet it moves -- Attributed, but not confirmed, to Galileo, after his trial.

[Mike Sixel]

There was a recent graph showing what an outlier this nation is, when it comes to believing in creationism.

[JB_Iowa]

BTW, why would anybody try to make a religious or scientific argument in blurbs of 140 characters or less?

[Craig Arko]

BTW, why would anybody try to make a religious or scientific argument in blurbs of 140 characters or less?

Presenting an argument in sufficient detail even a member of Congress could understand.

[TheLeviathan]

Presenting an argument in sufficient detail even a member of Congress could understand.

 

I would imagine with only 140 characters it might keep their attention better for sure.

[ashbury]

I can hear the First Amendment arguments now.  

The US Congress is now involved?

[Bark's Lounge]

 

[Brock Beauchamp]

BTW, why would anybody try to make a religious or scientific argument in blurbs of 140 characters or less?

Schilling's argument was anything but scientific.