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Roundup: John Mulaney in Rehab; The Steelers Stink; Tony La Russa 'Punished' Bryan Bedder/Getty Images The most entertaining NBA teams to watch this year. [Sports Illustrated] Fearing lawsuits, both NewsMax and Fox News have run clunky fact-checks. Is that enough? [Yahoo] Cool moment on Good Morning Football with Nate Burleson getting a ceremonial game ball. [The Big Lead] Apple is going to start producing car batteries. [Reuters] They're going to try an Exorcist sequel. [Hollywood Reporter] Caroling has really changed through the years. Had some asshole show up at our house thinking it was ...

Sam Stein Leaving The Daily Beast for Politico Alex Wong/Getty Images Sam Stein, politics editor at The Daily Beast for the past three years, announced this morning that he is joining Politico in January. Some professional news that's personal: I’m joining @politico as White House editor, beginning of 2021. I’m thrilled to join the amazing team there cover such an important historical moment. I’ll have much more to say later abt my current fam at @thedailybeast who I love dearly.— Sam Stein (@samstein) December 21, 2020 Also an MSNBC contributor, Stein will ply his editing craft to t...

These Are the Same Old Dysfunctional, Lost Lions Frederick Breedon/Getty Images The Detroit Lions, clinging to infinitesimal postseason hopes, trailed the Tennessee Titans 32-18 in the fourth quarter yesterday. Facing fourth-and-four from his own 31-yard line, interim coach Darrell Bevell opted to punt, essentially throwing up his hands and admitting defeat. He chose to take the ball out of Matthew Stafford's hands. Special teams coordinator Brayden Coombs decided, correctly, that the only path to victory included getting the first down right then and there. So he dialed up a fake punt. It d...

Are the Lawrence Welk References Still Resonating? Photoshot/Getty Images The New York Jets won a football game yesterday, which is detrimental to their ultimate goal of drafting Clemson's Trevor Lawrence first overall. This was upsetting to supporters of Gang Green, many who simply cannot accept that professional athletes are competitive and get sick of being embarrassed. But this blog isn't about judging fans for their fandom. It's about Lawrence Welk, a man The New York Times called a "TV maestro of champagne music" in his 1992 obituary. An entertainer who rose to prominence in a time whe...

Roundup: Fear at White House; Trey Sermon Runs Forever; Bizarre Lou Dobbs Segment Wesley Hitt/Getty Images 17 podcasts to consider adding to your diet. [The Verge] Lou Dobbs segment probably has some interesting internal emailing. [Newsweek] Some burning questions about the third season of The Mandalorian. [Polygon] Human hair is a $7 billion industry. [The Hustle] Tweet is wrong here. Wally looks fantastic. Wally Szczerbiak, my dog, you cannot be doing this. Straight up. The suit jacket with regular khakis, the white undershirt the ugly blue red tie, the gigantic tie bar, and then the great...