David In Maryland

At some point, Bob Does Sports has to decide whether its integrity is worth more than another payday. Partnering with Barstool for the Internet Invitational might be a financial home run, but at what cost? Barstool has built an empire around a traveling circus of misfits, degenerates, manufactured controversy, and backstabbing drama. Half of them couldn't break 100 on a golf course, but they've mastered the art of turning dysfunction into content. Bob Does Sports built something entirely different. Robby Berger and his crew created a brand around genuine friendships, great golf, hilarious personalities, and entertainment the whole family can enjoy. They've surrounded themselves with Grant Horvat, the Bryan Brothers, Bryson DeChambeau, Jon Rahm, Justin Thomas, Josh Allen, Good Good, Ryan Ruffels, Rick Shiels, and some of the biggest names in golf. They don't need Barstool. Barstool needs them. Robby has the relationships, audience, credibility, and production potential to recreate the Internet Invitational four times a year, build something even bigger, and keep every ounce of the brand equity under his own roof. I'd leave Dave Portnoy and his band of obnoxious assholes high and dry. Let Barstool keep the manufactured drama. @bobdoessports has something far more valuable to protect. Its reputation. @RobbyBerger @Cutsysays @FatPerez33 @bryanbrosgolf @brysondech @GrantHorvatGolf @goodgood_golf @RickShielsPGA @RRuffels

I feel like this doesn't get talked about enough. A 50 YEAR OLD @kirkmin goes off on a bunch of guys in their 20s

BREAKING: Matthew Farwell GUILTY on all counts.

NEW DEEP DIVE EPISODE The Life of Peter Minihane is LIVE! ▪️ @kirkmin looks at the life and death of his father, Peter Minihane. Listen here: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…

Next @kirkminshow producer race is not an easy one to handicap If @beanbagron didn't remove himself from consideration, he may be the leader in the clubhouse