RunAmok
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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.I thought it was interesting that Nash insisted that deflation was obviously an integrity of the game issue because it was an action that would create an unfair advantage (non-level playing field),
yet...
Kessler pointed out that some very specific wording under equipment violations rules, such as the prohibition on the use of stick-em, wherein the rule points out that a fine is warranted because such actions would create an unfair advantage.
So there are indeed well-defined punishments for actions that within a game are said to create an unfair advantage, yet the NFL seems to be arguing that this level of severity, to the point of creating an unfair advantage, is precisely what flips any ball deflation violation into being an integrity of the game issue.
Their argument is leaky.
Reportedly, a portion of Brady's appeal testimony statement was read into record. Has anyone seen this, or mention of it, in the transcript? I couldn't find it, but only skimmed the 2nd half.
Reportedly, a portion of Brady's appeal testimony statement was read into record. Has anyone seen this, or mention of it, in the transcript? I couldn't find it, but only skimmed the 2nd half.
We know a Colts ball official took one of the balls, the so-called twelfth ball, and by the way, violated the rule by tampering with the ball during the game. He wasn't disciplined.
In fact, the reason, your Honor, you could say why am I not arguing delegation to you? I was never able to present it below. I have no record. I have no facts. All I have is Commissioner Goodell's testimony and his pronouncement that as the arbitrator I find I am credible and I'm telling the truth and I did nothing wrong. That's Commissioner Goodell's finding about himself.
Giggle factor: High
Where is it?@Deus Irae can you give me that 5 point thing you posted in regards to the Garvey MLB case.
EDIT:NVM Deus I found your post explaining it. Thanks.
One might say he violated the integrity of the game.That one still makes me chuckle, every time.
Where is it?
But Mr. Pash, they said well, we don't have to provide him because he didn't really do anything. Well, in all due respect, I'm entitled to probe that factually in a fundamentally fair hearing. So I asked Mr. Wells about this, he said he knows Mr. Pash made comments. Mr. Wells didn't know what those comments were. Why? Because he probably gave them to Mr. Reisner or one of the other associates or people at Paul Weiss. So Mr. Wells sort of isolated himself. He didn't even know how much those comments affected what was in there or not, nobody knows because there was no record, or what other involvement he had.