No.

Damn. And that’s from a dude who willingly signed in Cleveland.

The best part of the Reddit post is the final line. Like the only possible explanation for why the Warriors have not tried this unusual maneuver dreamed up on an Internet message board and never employed on a basketball floor by any team at any level in the history of the sport is that their head coach—a legit NBA…

There is a perfect fit out there for LeBron. A team that has shooters, elite rim protection, a young star who could be his wing man, and a well respected coach.

Is there really that big a difference between three games in 24 hours and three games in 31 hours?

Oh yeah? Well, uhh, your mom!

No, you’d be tired by the fifth try.

Hug the shit out of it.

Sure. It’s not uncommon to do the “let the star get his” sort of treatment. But that usually just means not doubling the star and instead actually D-ing up all the remaining jamokes, rendering them useless. It also doesn’t involve targeting a specific secondary player on defense to tire them out. Nobody thinks the way…

“Hey, I know how to beat them. Let’s wear their second-best player out.”

Jackie Bradley Jr. did the same thing! Tough night for the catcher, who went “0-5" in throwing out baserunners without ever even throwing.

You can’t quite make it out, but the fuzzy letters above it definitely say B-E-N-G-H-A-Z-I.

If this guy is satisfied that these two young people were fired as a result of playing a rap song, then I hope the Duke student body will make it very clear to the administration what they think about his fitness to hold a such a high paying position in higher education.

Ok. But what about a man named Rodney?

This comment.

Shutting the fuck up isn’t a crime, and it is illegal for the police to use force for it. I think it’s quite clear there was probable cause here to make an arrest. I think it’s equally clear that the force used to make that arrest was excessive. And I think it’s clearest of all that not “shutting the fuck up” is…

-Henry David Thoreau

Don’t sleep on 1991 US Open Jimmy Connors.

I never used to mind Bretos, but I’ll never look at him the same again now that I know he inserts a blank space before a comma.

I saw the article title and was intrigued. Then I read the first entry and was like “Oh, I guess there’s actually an answer.” But it’s still fun to see all the other contestants.