The problem there is, who would play? You couldn’t have newly drafted guys (especially those in the upper first round) playing an 8 game spring league, then going through training camp and a 16 week season. It’d have to be exclusively for those that might not even play in the regular season.

I don’t get it :(

The main problem they had against the Cavs was Draymond being suspended for Game 5, Bogut/Iggy getting hurt, and the team breaking down from chasing 73 wins. Getting KD (and now Zaza, since it’s 7/5) pretty much solidifies two things they did need: a rim protector (although Zaza isn’t as effective as Bogut), and a guy…

As a Suns fan coming into the draft, I wasn’t expecting too much. Pleasantly surprised, though. Never thought they’d be able to snag Bender + Chriss, and assuming Chriss can develop and live up to that freakish athleticism he has, we might actually be competitive one day!

No, because it’s silly. We all know this, and we’re not talking about how they’ll be boned in relation to Joe Smith from Pennsylvania.

They aren’t going after Dirk just because he can shoot, but because he can do things the teams bigs can’t do, including shooting. He can post up, rebound, defend, and provide leadership. I can guarantee you in Game 7 he wouldn’t be as bad as Festus was.

I think Rovell or Schilling have to be the short list. Rovell not only tried to act like people just love working in Nike factories, but that they are only worth a handful of change for their employment.

You can’t force them to play, you can just force them not to sign anywhere. Not playing hurts you as well, because you’re taking a year off and then having to come back next year for (presumably) someone else.

Because they knew it would drive some traffic, surely. But $5 per view? That’s astronomically silly, and just shows that he was just looking for an exorbitant amount of money from Gawker.

My goodness, they sourced another site in their explanation of it. And, yes, it was an outrageous price tag from the get go. The site was never valued at $300+ million, and Denton himself said $100 million verdict would put the company in jeopardy. It was ludicrous to begin with.

It’s actually here, ON Gawker. http://gawker.com/the-hogan-verd…

He argued that the post itself caused a significant spike in traffic and, by extension, money for Gawker. The jury then awarded him $55 million in compensation. Gawker did not make anywhere near that on a video of an old, yellowy-orange man fucking.

You can sue them, for sure, but to sue them and also claim that the sex tape alone brought over $100 million in revenue for the company (the company is only valued at that, so he’s essentially saying the sex tape was their only source of money or something) is asinine.

Your points, essentially:

For some reason they didn’t add the relevant quote here, and one that Klay gets right, is that it’s very unusual for guys to set picks inside the key like that. It was very close to a moving screen, probably wasn’t super necessary either, but oh well.

Why does Lebron James = 51? Is that the number of Cavs wins, or is he just making a new connection that we don’t know about yet?!

Fun fact: Boris Diaw was also on the Suns.

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It’s kind of shocking to even watch Golden State be down this much, but I think that just speaks to how god damn amazing they’ve been over the past two years. Of course, hot takers will come in from all over and proclaim they knew this team was never “that good”, despite winning 140 games in TWO YEARS. I’m just…

Why is Chloe miscast here?