A decade? They’ve won a playoff series more recently than Dallas has.

We rely on our bench to help gamblers hit the under.

It’s almost like Deadspin ignored the Sixers for a decade, then decided they were experts on something they never had any fuckin clue what they were talking about, and their readers had Stockholm Syndrome for believing every anti-Hinkie hit piece along the way.

I would give him most of the starters resting minutes, and starts/lots of minutes when you rest players with game off, to finish out the season. I would then put him on playoff roster and would do the same, mostly garbage minutes, but I would also throw him out there in a few situations early when game still being…

It’s funny how these Sixers articles went from non-stop shitting on their method to becoming a contender to now acknowledging they have a good, young team as a result of Embiid and Simmons, the two studs they acquired through the process that those same articles shit on....

Agree. If he’s ok with playing might as well start now. The goal is to win a championship in the next 2-4 years, not to make the 2nd round this year.

That’s better advice for people on opioids than cannabinoids, tbh.

Counter proposal, instead of letting the damn gub’mit tell us what time to keep, how about everyone can keep whatever time they want. Whatever happen to life, liberty & all that? When I say it’s 11:72, it’s goddamn 11:72, OK?

TIL McCown is Irish for Scalabrine.

Yeah, instead of mocking Florida (for once), can we please just ALL FUCKING DO THIS?

By moving the clock one hour ahead permanently, that is exactly what Florida is proposing.

Extend daylight savings time in the Eastern time zone for the whole year! Who cares if it’s dark in the morning? We should all be sleeping in anyway. Let’s make more use of our precious winter daylight hours in the afternoon/evening when we should all be doing stuff.

Who is #12 because he got posterized by Josh McCown. And that is a sentence I never thought I would say or hear.

Sure, he missed one game, the same week Harden missed a game.

But haven’t big guys always been more injury prone? And now it’s turning into a league big guys at every position. I agree with you that yes, of course someone is gonna get injured over a long season, but it seems like it’s getting more common (with no statistics to back that claim up).

Re: your second question, I think that less than the type of beating they go through, it indicates that 82 games is enough of a sample that the variance of random injuries is heightened. (So, less that their bodies can’t handle the wear, than that in the course of 82 games, of course someone is going to turn an ankle…

Chris Paul missed 25% of the season and their best defender was out for a month with a dislocated shoulder but sure, I guess you can classify the Rockets as “broadly healthy” if that helps your narrative.

If the Phillies believe they can challenge for the NL East in the next three years, first of all they’re wrong (Go Nats)...

The Redskins will badly overpay for him in three...two...one...

“Given his worldwide fame and well-justified legend, it’s been strangely unremarked-upon that Curry is having one of his best seasons in 2017-18.”