I've used it before on nothing personal. It's never been the word of the day. It's my

word of the day today. Ever heard of a quarterback named Colin Kaepernick? Well, the ex

I fell reached out to him. The actual commissioner of the ex I fell is the father of Andrew

Luck, that guy who retired quarterback for the cults. Kaepernick wanted an outrageous

salary, having nothing to do with the salary scale. He felt that bringing himself to

the ex I fell he was above the game and that he would make the ex I fell successful. So

hey, pay me more money. Guess what Colin? You're not worthy of the extra money. Why don't

you try being one of the guys get back and pads, show everybody that you can still play

and then maybe like everybody else in the XFL, you'd have a chance at the NFL. But now

you get to keep playing the victim. We never know if you're going to be a good player

because you won't put the pads on. There's no way you're getting paid more money. You're

delusional. Why is it we all need scapegoats? I'm tired of it. Articles coming out every

day now. Every time something bad happens, everyone needs a reason. You're sick. Your team

loses. You have a bad day at work. There's extra traffic. Something and someone gets blamed

at all times. The baseball sign stealing scandal is no exception. Writers are in a frenzy.

They're running around. They're looking for stories, looking for sources and believe

me, they're going to find them and they have every day something new comes out. What's

the news of today? The news is that Carlos Beltran as a member of the 2017 Houston Astros

as a player was really the driving force behind making the sign stealing scandal and the

program that had been written by the interns of the Astros implementing that program coming

up with the banging of the trash cans and everyone in the Houston clubhouse players, managers,

general managers, equipment managers, anybody. They were all afraid of Carlos Beltran.

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