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It was sports. And the Lawrence paper wasn't the only media outlet called ... just the only one to fall for it.

The Lawrence newspaper was fooled by a guy posing as Mark Mangino's agent. Ouch. http://www2.ljworld.com/news/2007/dec/19/mangino_negotiations_west_virginia/

Buck is right. Here is the entry of the stylebook that should explain it: DESCRIPTIVE PHRASES: Do not add an apostrophe to a word ending in s when it is used primarily in a descriptive sense: citizens band radio, a Cincinnati Reds infielder, a teachers college, a Teamsters request, a writers...

Interesting topic. Pretty sure the homer wasn't against Meche, though.

I'm board.

I love how in soccer AP uses just cities for some teams and nicknames of full names for others (D.C. United, FC Dallas).

I grew up in Missouri, near Kansas City. I hate Missourah. Never figured out why some people say it that way.

(Insert team name here) Nation is one I can't stand.

Please tell me you're kidding. Tighe is the king of the bad pun. The weekend guy on the No. 3 station where I live is more original than this guy.

Tell that editor that maybe she should do a little homework. What an idiot.

Plus, you don't have to be paid for something to be a career: a field for or pursuit of consecutive progressive achievement especially in public, professional, or business life

He would have, but like he said, it took him six hours to come up with a response.

Is there a joke somewhere that I'm missing?

Not 22. 36 with two kids. I don't work at a small daily or weekly, though. You got me there. I have no problem with youth sports ... when it's for the kids. I do have a problem with blowing them out of proportion. Good job by Little League, though, buy being able to get so many people to buy...

I'm still waiting for someone, anyone, to explain to me why so many people care about Little League in the first place. It's a joke to me that youth sports are such a big deal.

Sorry if some of you asked or answered questions similar to this, but skipped a few pages and am curious: 1) How many of you who think it was OK to walk to good kid to get to the other kid have your own kids? 2) Wouldn't the team that won gained more satisfaction by pitching to the good kid and...

Frank White in 1988: 148 games, 293 putouts, 426 assists, 4 errors, 88 double plays, .994 fielding percentage Harold Reynolds in 88: 158 games, 303 putouts, 471 assists, 18 errors, 111 double plays, .977 fielding percentage

You beat me to it, Jay.

Yes, I know that. But that still doesn't mean the Gold Glove always goes to the best defensive player at a position. For instance, Palmeiro won it 1999. He played 28 games at first base.

Oh yes, we know the Gold Glove always goes to the person judged to be the most superior. And all the players in the All-Star Game are the best in baseball.