Not saying that they aren’t boring, just that if you want to go around critiquing every such comment made on these boards you’re not going to have much time left for your other hobbies.

Haven’t seen much defensive, as opposed to offensive, IQ out of him (or effort for that matter), but you’re right that his size will bother shooters. If I was a Lakers fan, though, I’d be pretty wary of a Ball-Russell backcourt on the defensive end. If Fox’s jumper was just a little better, I think he’d be the clear…

I think the shitty return the Sixers got for Noel, which was based in large part on their lack of leverage due to their glut of bigs, shows that at some point taking the best player available is the wrong move. You’ve got to have some semblance of balance on your roster. That said, in this case I think the Celts…

If genitalia puns are too juvenile for you, let me suggest that you have come to the wrong place.

Except that Rubio is a high level defender and Ball can’t stay in front of a zamboni. His passing vision is indeed ultra-elite, though, and he’s a capable shooter off the catch (not so much off the dribble). He shouldn’t be a lock for #2, but it would by no means be an unreasonable pick.

Seems like maybe he was . . . .

Mike Kryzewski makes more money per year than all but two or three football coaches, if I’m not mistaken. The figures aren’t public because Duke is a private school, but i remember it being reported that he was making around $9mil/yr.

Especially when he is prompted to enter his PIN number at the ATM machine.

Or, like, John Paxson, or Robert Horry, or Steve Kerr. Stupid coaches thinking role players can hit big shots.

The fucking best. I hold up Great Chefs versus modern cook-fighting shows as a prime example of the devolution of “reality” tv.

It’s plays like this one, where maybe he’s just clumsy but also, it looks an awful lot like he sees John Wall up in the air and deliberately directs his fall right underneath him so as to take his legs out.

I’m gonna guess it was not so much the curse word that made him think you’re angry, but rather the hoping for small children to get impaled by hailstones. But that’s just a guess.

By name brand, do you mean large corporate domestic lager? Because none of those are considered universally good, because they are not very good. They sacrifice quality for cheapness (and advertising budgets). Coors original is probably my favorite of the bunch, but I wouldn’t say it’s “good” beer. It’s like asking…

It’s fine if you just just think of it as cinnamon-y spaghetti with cheddar in place of parm, instead of comparing it to actual chili.

I was going to respond, but you stated the case perfectly. Draymond’s particular blend of skills is tailor made for the modern NBA.

No question there.

I feel like you don’t really know what bluegrass music is. Which is fine; nothing wrong with not having a firm grasp on a niche, somewhat anachronistic music form. But the music he plays is decidedly NOT bluegrass, despite being played on non-electric stringed instruments. Calling it blues probably isn’t entirely…

And you should learn how to use (or, more precisely, not use) apostrophes.