He probably insulted Wick earlier and now he’s got to

I’ve been genuinely baffled by the Warriors antipathy. They embody all the things people claim to want from a basketball team. Ball movement, teamwork, creativity, excitement, beauty, an undersized/underdog leader, a superstar willing to subjugate himself for victories, humble role players (well, maybe not Draymond),…

Build a wall at the three point line and make Golden State pay for it. Shut down the NBA until they agree to do so.

Good Tasting Celery = Iggy winning Finals MVP.

It’s not political correctness, it’s objective, medical correctness.

Once Rotten Tomatoes converts an A.A. Dowd B- into a normal critic score, this will boost the percentage immensely.

Kenny Atkinson HAS to be in the lead for coach of the year. How he has this depleted roster (that wasn’t expected to do anything even *if* completely healthy) at .500 right now is just amazing.

lol austin rivers

My friend keeps telling me Harden shouldn’t be MVP because it’s a team sport and flashy stats don’t matter. But my friend also defends celery as a good-tasting food. 

I was the audience until he just kept doing the same thing over and over.

I’m a Knicks fan who watches as many games as I can, and I see and hear a lot about Enes on an almost nightly basis. I gotta say that Enes Kanter has courage and fortitude for what he does and stands for. No snark. The guy has my respect.

If Turkey really wanted to lock Kanter up, a simple pump fake would probably do the trick. 

Not me, I’m so accurate they should call me Annie Oakley...mostly because I sit down to pee.

The only thing I terrorize is the rim

I feel this way a lot of the time and I’m currently serving. I don’t stand when the stadium PA announcer asks veterans and service members to stand and be recognized. Airlines allow active duty service members to board early; no thanks, my ticket says Goup ZZ thanks. The issue isn’t my service (which I’m very proud…

Obligatory:

Someone didn’t see Into the Spider-Verse...

Your first paragraph is spot on.

Boston wildly overachieved last year given the ages of the respective guys who were playing for them down the stretch. It caused people—myself well included—to come into this season with expectations that were a bit above what’s happening.

I also think the team is a classic “too many good guys, not enough great ones”…

good point, they do have a weird habit of coming out flat