Stemming from the Joe Johnson trade the Hawks have the Nets 2015 draft pick. By virtue of Indiana’s loss, the Pacers also lost the Hawks a lottery pick.

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" lang="en"><p>Hawks-Nets is going to be a bloodbath.</p>&mdash; Andy Glockner (@AndyGlockner) <a href="https://twitter.com/AndyGlockner/s…">April 16, 2015</a></blockquote> <script async src="//platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

Completely missed the point.

This guy should never put his hand on a woman, but why in the hell did she (allegedly) take his phone and not give it back?

I think it’s just to distinguish between whether the two involved are married, etc. I honestly have no idea what else it could be.

+1 for “The Brothers Ryan.”

He has every right to complain about the horseshit officiating. If we fans can complain, so can the guys who coach the game. It was awful. It didn’t benefit one specific team, it was just a complete shitshow and it’s been like that the entire tourney. It may sound like sour grapes (probably is) but he wasn’t wrong.…

The Rockies consistently are up there with the most homers every year. They still lose. They score a lot and give up a ton. This article is not new at all. You’ll be writing the same thing next year when they open at home and hit dingers everywhere. Well, maybe you’ll be writing next year; odds are you’ll have to slip…

I mean, I don’t think they officials purposefully made calls against Wisconsin. Instead, I just think they fucking suck at their job.

You can also point to Winslow stepping out of bounds right in front of the official. It wasn’t called and Duke got a basket out of his pass. What a terribly officiated game.

I'm not sure why you called that second shot (why call it a shot instead of a return, for that matter) an overhead shot. It wasn't; it was a flat forehand return.

Man, really? I lauded you yesterday and you come back with that headline

Yeah. That story where someone is recounting how after a game Aikman was in a dark room and had to ask whether or not he won like 5 times is really scary.

Clearly it's fucking surprising to people or they wouldn't make a big deal out of it. If it was so common then the hundreds of other guys would be leaving in droves.

Yeah, but he wasn't a star. This kid was gonna break out this year.

You're right, I laughed. But you didn't over promise in this headline.

When you guys said "promising" in the headline I thought it was just wording to try to pump up the player so the story would have more impact (though any player retiring because of head trauma concerns should have impact). But this guy was legitimately supposed to do big things. He was raved about towards the end of…

This might get buried but I would point out that I'm glad the show didn't add that stupid fucking storyline with Cat's dad. That whole thing about "Tansy." It made no sense and he died and Lyssa is dead, too. So why even put it in there and spend whole chapters talking about it?

Magic Johnson, like most of the NBA legends who retire and want to think they know everything about evaluating talent (looking at you Shaq, MJ and Chuck), doesn't know shit about actually evaluating coaching basketball so I wouldn'tr trust his word on MKG. Also, MKG was just the best player on a terrible team, so you…

This comment is the only reason I did realize it was his ankle.