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Dave Portnoy, owner of Barstool Sports, popped open a bottle of champaign to celebrate the troubles facing Deadspin.

Raul and Shannon Armenta, parents of the 9-year-old Kansas City Chiefs fans accused of blackface, have sued the outlet Deadspin for defamation

I’m sorry (that’s a lie — I’m not sorry at all), but when you target a child for personal destruction, you deserve to be blacklisted and canceled out of decent society.

Mr. Carron Phillips is a capital “J” journalist — an award-winning, college-educated Pulitzer nominee.

Let’s all hope young Holden’s parents sue these fascist monsters out of business. Targeting innocent children should be an offense that permanently drives you out of polite society.

After several woke sports writers dutifully lined up to accuse a nine-year-old Kansas City Chiefs fan of wearing “black face” at last weekend’s game, one of those writers is now admitting that he judged too early and is now saying

Left-wing sports site Deadspin was blasted online for a tweet claiming that Sage Steele, a biracial ESPN commentator, is “the black Candace Owens.”

Deadspin writers have not relented in their protest of their parent company’s mandate to stick to sports, as staff members continue quitting en masse.

Deadspin has been given a new directive from their new managers: Stick to Sports.

Deadspin is confused as to why the pro-police Thin Blue Line flag, was included in a ceremony recognizing the victims of the Tree of Life Synagogue shooting.

Univision intends to cut 15 percent of its staff at Onion Inc., which includes satirical websites The Onion and Clickhole, as well pop-culture website The A.V. Club and food website The Takeout.

Former San Francisco 49ers safety Eric Reid finally took a meeting with the Cincinnati Bengals, but members of the sports media were unhappy that the team’s owner quizzed Reid over his two seasons of protesting during the playing of the national anthem.

Liberals thought Indians Pitcher Trevor Bauer’s support for President Donald Trump was a root cause for his bad performance during Monday’s American League Championship Series game between Cleveland and the New York Yankees.

After losing millions in a lawsuit filed by wrestler Hulk Hogan, lefty website Deadspin is being sued again, this time by an Atlanta United fan who says that the site used a photo of him in a story talking about homophobic fans.

Deadspin appears to have run out of ideas to write about so they jumped the shark to undermine President Trump’s son Don Jr.’s gym workouts.

The liberal sports media establishment is ramping up its pressure on the organization that governs college sports to punish the state of Texas as its gets ready to pass its own version of the North Carolina transgender bathroom bill.

The fall of ESPN is still a hot topic in sports media, but former ESPN commentator Jason Whitlock has a unique point to add to the litany of reasons for the famed cable sports network’s troubles. Whitlock says that left-wing sports blog Deadspin caused ESPN to veer left, and that was the seed that caused the network’s downfall.

Deadspin, a sports site, took time away from sports to attack President Donald Trump and the U.S. military after Trump ordered an air strike in Syria. The site was triggered by the U.S. military sending out photos showing it is doing its job, and apparently hinting that the photos are “propaganda.”

The Twitter muscles are strong in this one. Tim Marchman, editor at Deadspin, reacted angrily when Senator Ted Cruz clowned his website on Tuesday. After his site told Ted Cruz to “eat shit,” following a simple light-hearted joke, Marchman must have figured that Deadspin hadn’t yet humiliated themselves to the degree at which they are truly capable.

More hilarious than all the jokes in all the land is when a liberal talking point or stereotype detonates in their face. It’s not surprising that this stereotype-shattering would occur on Twitter, where so many liberal memes go to die. Though, few would have thought Ted Cruz would be the one triggering the explosion.

On the 14th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, Deadspin slammed ESPN for posting a mini documentary about the day that George W. Bush raised the nation’s spirits by throwing out the first pitch at Yankee Stadium before game three of the 2001 World Series.

Greg Howard, writing for Deadspin, threw a hissy fit because ESPN announced the hiring of Will Cain, a conservative, as a reporter.