How can I explain it when that’s exactly what I asked? I guess it should more be directed to the German paper that exposed this, but this was a ‘Confidential Agreement’ signed by both parties. I was wondering if action can be brought against those exposing or releasing these docs based on the kind of legality…

Your math is mostly right but you forgot to carry the “Wizards can’t have nice things”.

Is Adam Morrison with the team?

Petty Bourgeois. Who’s the Marxist on the Thunder?

Please tell me Scaramucci purchases his movie tickets with Fandango.

Don’t microwave the bacon son. Roast it in your oven.

Read that whole graf: You have to meet both requirements to comply with the NFL’s gambling policy, not to be in violation.

To be fair, a billionaire owner having 0.1% of his net worth invested in a company that has 1% of its assets invested in a bankrupt casino company as part of a hundred various companies it’s invested in really *shouldn’t* be a story. The story is of course that the NFL are massive hypocrites on the issue, but I think…

Options kind of leave Malcolm in the middle.

I ranted about this in Slack, but what bothers me about these bullshit foul calls the most (because I am the kind of weirdo who thinks about things in these terms) is: They’re not penalizing defenders for breaking basketball rules. They’re affirmatively rewarding offensive players for successfully play-acting.

A Brady defender could here say that Best Buddies makes back every penny they send his way many times over due to Brady’s work for them, and that would be true, but this utilitarian argument overlooks that Best Buddies would be even better off if Brady did all the work for them he does now and they didn’t send any…

Remember how everyone thought Westbrook’s surrounding cast was just as good as Harden’s? Those people should be publicly shamed every day at noon until the start of next season.

Ahhh yes, the old “Mvp is decided by who has the most competent team mates” arguement, because when I think “MVP”, I think “team award”.

In this series, James Harden is shooting 44% from the floor, 27% from 3. He’s averaging 8 assists to 6 turnovers. Wasn’t the argument for his candidacy supposed to be that he’s otherworldly efficient? Because that’s pretty unimpressive.

I like how somehow the Thunder being up when Russ is on the court and then hemorrhaging points when he sits for a couple minutes confirms that Harden is the MVP when those comebacks often happen with Harden on the bench as well. Harden’s supporting cast is so much better than Russ’s and if that’s not obvious to you…

So Westbrook thumping Westbrook? Because as we all know, Russ is the god damn MVP.

There’s no way Nenê got any MVP votes.

Excuse me...but is that a short sleeve suit?

I can't help but wonder if this is the start of a trend, the era of the 'rogue geoengineer' in which individuals or groups take climate change into their own hands (though this guy doesn't really seem to be interested in the environment). I'm going to be very curious to see how this story unfolds. I'll do my best to…