A weird CBA thing. I just looked it up, and the Warriors can only offer 120% of his current $5.3 million salary.

Maybe you’re right—like I said, I don’t know enough about the rule to say if you’re right or wrong. But here’s what Zach Lowe has written about Boogie’s situation next year:

By some rule that I don’t know enough about to articulate, the Warriors are only able to offer Boogie something like $5 million to re-sign with them.  Even if they wanted to break the piggy bank for him, they can’t do so.  

Chelsea lost--always a good thing. 

That....is what this post is about.  

Which city in the US is more important than NYC?  

I live on the opposite coast, and I care.  It’s the most important city in the the US and they’re about to experience a major transit disruption.  It’s relevant shit to Jalopnik.  

I only ever see bro-trucks here on Jalopnik, never in real life, thank fucking god.  

This is the one.  

I had to speed scroll past this.  Those are abominations.  Leave my childhood alone!!!

The point is that Trae needs the ball in his hands to get his shot, whereas Steph moves without the ball to get his shots.  Yes, Steph can and does dribble to break down defenses, but his off-the-ball movements go underrated.  

The mayor of Osaka ended the 60-year sister-city relationship it had with San Francisco because SF refused to remove a memorial to the women and girls who were raped by Japanese soldiers in WWII.

My 6-year old nephew specifically seeks girls shoes because he prefers their colorways and glitter.  

This is America.  

Triggered?  Snowflake need a safe space?  

Santa Clara.  Barf.  

There really is no American equivalent for many soccer rivalries in our professional sports.  College football is the closest approximation, but even then, it’s a shadow of a shadow.  Soccer rivalries really are proxies for war.  

Seriously. I’m Asian and I can count on my two hands the number of states I feel I need to visit. My question about places I want to see is basically this: How would visiting a random bar on a Wednesday night at 9pm turn out?

It’s a football game in November.  Calm yourself.  

I suppose it is regional. Farmland would definitely be rural, but, to me, so are heavily forested areas. Tahoe, I think, falls into that latter category. Yes, there are areas of Tahoe which are more residential and commercial, but when I think of Tahoe as a whole, I think mountains and forests. The most generous I can…