love the TrueHoop media. Sidecast was/is a great idea and worked because of the chemistry of the participants (Amin, Radio Ethan et al.). But hey, now espn will be breaking news 2 minutes before everyone else, then, after i read the notification on my phone, i’ll go to whichever site has quality hoops coverage.…

my point is strictly to the business acumen, not basketball ability, and i am not saying it is the same. he is going a different route, as did Lebron. it is too soon to judge. he could fail. he could succeed.

Don’t be so quick to judge. Not saying this approach will succeed or not, but remember when Lebron went his route and people called him a fool for basically “hiring his friends”. people need to refrain from the “think of the children” platitudes.

Polygraphs are still used at most California city police stations during some point in the hiring process, and look how well that’s turned out.

someone should write a story detailing specifically one of the mid-level egregious ethical violations of the Trump administration that benefit either him or his kin directly, and substitute Obama’s name for his and see how much “anger”/traction it gets. chances are pitchforks will be dusted off.

but why?

dude probably ain’t broke.

(Wo)Man!! Thank you! When we returned from Baghdad (2005) our new-garrison 1st SGT insisted we listen to this song after PT before being dismissed for work. Fucking hated it.

“The letters were sent to Miami-Dade County, New York City, Philadelphia, Chicago, Clark County in Nevada, Cook County in Illinois, Milwaukee County and the state of California.”

woke.

nope.

depressing.

Wait, Michael Kors’ mom is Sweet Dee?

They got it: Steve Kerr.

Great point

reminds me of that final scene on “Requiem for a Dream” with all the men chanting “butt to butt!!”.

idk why, but it bothers me hearing adult reporters giggle at another adult.

QUICK, somebody call Caitlyn Jenner! She has Drumpf’s ear!

this is similar to the training program as Google, except Google’s is more drawn out

yep. they still owe $95 million.