The article you linked about Curry:

Yes, you having a hangover is equivalent to this guy dying.

I don’t think I’ve ever seen a team that has such an inherent feel for momentum in a game. So many times they know exactly when to go for that quick dagger of a shot when they’re on a run. It must be so demoralizing to play them, because when they hit 3 quick baskets in a row, it feels like the game is over.

Wait, did I accidentally go to clickhole?

Wow, that Kanye song is so cringe-y. Just very very bad.

Poor Karl. He had actually been starting for (an injury depleted) RBNY, but just got loaned down to the USL team before this game after the top team traded for a new CB.

This will not satisfy Spurs fans, especially now that the lead ref has said it should have been San Antonio ball.

no one in the world save maybe Zlatan Ibrahimović would’ve considered it

Julio Jones is the recent example of successfully moving up, but that was only to the 6 spot. And I guess you could argue they’d could have been a better (more rounded) team if they kept all their picks instead? Julio’s a beast though.

“The m-m-monstars... stole the talent from the [pro-golfers]”

No college basketball player has ever won four titles before, and it makes perfect sense for Stewart to be the first one to pull it off.

Hot Damn, This Horrific Alvas Powell Defense

I don’t have much stake in this game, but if I was a Temple fan, I’d be pretty mad about that push in the back.

Reading about this almost makes me cry.

Aww

Unbelievable shot. Looks like it tied it up. Who won the game?

Reminds me of a play way back where Rip Hamilton was on a break-away and dunked it through the rim and off his own head. They called it no-basket.

I guess that’s what it comes down to. I saw it at first as him touching the ball. Watching again, I’m not so sure. If he doesn’t get ball, then there’s no way that shouldn’t be a foul.

I guess I’ll be that guy, because someone has to do it.

You can’t see the official game clock or the backboard, so it’s impossible to tell. The broadcast clock is not always perfectly accurate.