If we could just pay these college athletes, this never would've happened.

Honorable mention for Damon Stoudamire, the first pick in the franchise's history. 

“Demps did, after all, use the draft pick on Austin Rivers.”

If they release him now, the Celtics will still have to pay his guaranteed money. After the legal shit is settled they can void the contact and not pay him anything. Believe me, whether found guilty or not, he will be released iin (probably) a couple of weeks or sooner

I definitely get your point here. However, it’s been shown that schools who have elite athletics also bring in more students. Student enrollment numbers at Alabama since Saban took over, Jim Harbaugh at Michigan, etc., have increased tremendously. Incoming, non-athlete students want to be a part of a school that has…

“This isn’t that type of party.” - LeBron.

I haven’t seen something this badly defaced since seeing my girlfriend’s face this morning after my big O.

*Karl

Anyonehere?

Too bad they don’t own it unless it lands at #1.

It’s more of a “dagger” than most Utah women ever experience.

Stan wasn’t the one who was pulling to make the Blake trade. It was ownership more than anything. Stan was lukewarm on the trade actually.

Maybe Steve Bisciotti and Ray will pray for him.

Kawhi :(

Cynical me will say that Johnny is only saying this as to help get him back into the NFL.

Ahh, the Orlando Magic.. Finally playing Super Mario. And guess what? He’s actually pretty good! Too bad they declined to extend him to a pretty cheap contract. Inept franchise

His contract

I don’t know Mr. Fisher personally, but I somehow feel like I do. That being said, I feel, personally, that he’s a thin-skinned, entitled, selfish asshole prick.

Is it.... possible (?) that the Jazz are better off without Hayward? I’m talking a healthy Hayward, of course. With Gordon still in Utah, Mitchell likely wouldn’t have gotten this much burn until next season; at the absolute earliest.

The best commissioner was Paul Tagliabue. He brought my Browns back to Cleveland. Oh wait, was that a good thing?