If that’s the case then yes I agree.

I disagree. I think both are very entertaining in their own way.

The retirements of Kobe Bryant and Tim Duncan are a perfect illustration of the difference between brash confidence and humble confidence. They both knew they were great, but Kobe wanted to be sure you knew it too. Duncan figured if you didn’t realize how great he was, it was your loss.

Probably the most amazing part of the NYT piece is that HE divorced HER. She must have the patience of a saint.

“He’s out of control Erneh!” - Charles B.

LeBron is top 2 in my opinion, and Kobe is top 15.

Kareem is the only NBA center who was better than Tim Duncan. The 2nd greatest player at his position ever and a top 25 all-time player, probably top 10.

$4 billion sounds like a lot of money but then you see companies like Hershey are worth $21 billion and you realize how small the sports economy is in the grand scheme of things.

What’s the best alcohol to consume at a summer wedding?

Eh, the parm you find in the green can at the store is mostly wood fiber. I think they’ll be fine.

Your office is the back yard from The Brady Bunch?

Wade traded money for a better chance at winning championships, and he won some. I don’t think Miami really “owes” him anything for that.

How many other professional sports teams do this?

If you have any leftover rhubarb you can use it to clean stainless steel or copper. The cleaning product Bar Keepers Friend uses rhubarb for this reason.

I didn’t get my tickets for the Olympics yet but I appreciate the reminder!

Well God’s wrath had to go somewhere now that He’s cool with Cleveland.

I’d be more impressed if this was a pickup baseball game and he was wearing a full Jordan Birmingham Barons uni.

Wayne Gretzky. Everyone’s always like, “Oh he’s good but he’s no Wayne Gretzky.” Or, “Nobody will ever break Gretzky’s record.” Or even, “Gretzky slept with my wife!”

My advice to anyone traveling to Rio for these Olympics:

#bretreat