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In a headline so improbable it seems like it could only come from a “Seinfeld” episode, ESPN suspended baseball analyst Keith Law from Twitter for getting into an argument with Curt Schilling about evolution, according to a report.

 

Last week, Schilling, who is also an analyst for ESPN, went on Twitter to discuss and disprove evolution. Schilling responded to many people arguing with him over Twitter, including Law, who tried to dispute Schilling’s beliefs.

 

Below are some of the tweets:

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NY Daily News

Another

Deadspin with the original

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QUOTE (Brian @ Nov 21, 2014 -> 10:14 PM)
Saw this earlier. Makes no sense. Wonder if Schilling complained to management.

Awful and unlikable talents. It's almost the Fox News of sports.

I only watch when games are on.

 

 

You spelled MSNBC wrong

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QUOTE (Dick Allen @ Nov 22, 2014 -> 01:12 PM)
I am no fan of Keith Law, but that twitter comversation does make you understand how it was possible Schilling doesn't have a dime left of the $114 million he was paid to play baseball.

 

if law was going to get suspended for some reason, he should have told Schilling to take

some economics class instead of learning how to twit or science classes.

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QUOTE (Dick Allen @ Nov 22, 2014 -> 07:12 AM)
I am no fan of Keith Law, but that twitter comversation does make you understand how it was possible Schilling doesn't have a dime left of the $114 million he was paid to play baseball.

 

So true...cant fix stupid

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QUOTE (Brian @ Nov 21, 2014 -> 09:14 PM)
Saw this earlier. Makes no sense. Wonder if Schilling complained to management.

Awful and unlikable talents. It's almost the Fox News of sports.

I only watch when games are on.

Same. I've actively and happily avoided espn programming almost to the extent that I avoid dog s*** when I'm walking in a field or reality tv. It's bad. Luckily (except for when Kevin Millar's show is on), I get MLB Network.

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QUOTE (raBBit @ Nov 29, 2014 -> 04:30 PM)
Oh, okay. Yeah, he has strong history of being a fool.

 

I did a quick google search after reading this thread and to no surprise there's plenty of material. He definitely has alot of ideas on certain subjects...unfortunately most of those arent informed with facts. Plus it appears he also doesnt like to argue with people trying to show him facts. He just isnt very smart.

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