I bought some based on your review!

I bought some based on your review!

you think the Spurs are the “best team”?

my completely well researched and not at all pulled out of my ass opinion is that LaMarcus does not handle pressure well.

I’ve still been entertained by the playoffs. Spurs-Grizzlies and Clippers-Jazz were fun, Cavs-Pacers was morbidly entertaining as was the Rockets-Thunder, with its horror-filmesque suspense whenever Westbrook sat. Wizards Celtics was reasonably ok.

You have no idea what you’re talking about, even though this article is nonsense

Yes, this playoffs has been an astounding freefall in the credibility and thoughtfulness of Albert Burneko’s pieces.

I find it interesting that, for all the talk about both Warriors and Cavaliers being “super teams,” each team only has 1 big free agent signing. The rest of the stars were all obtained through draft (Kyrie, Curry, Klay/Tristan Thompson, Draymond) or fair-value trades (unhappy Kevin Love for drafted Andrew Wiggins).

My Bill Simmons-esque analogy is this:

Thanks for the info! You are definitely one of the more important commenters around here parts.

of course not! KD didn’t get injured, and it’s not the presumptive favorites to win the title, so it’s clearly not a dirty play

how brave of you to disregard death threats to children that aren’t yours!

I wonder if you can volleyball set the ball from 3 pt range in 0.1

the storyline of two 12-0 teams would be way better for the NBA ratings than 12-0 vs 12-1

I’d argue that the success of the Switch demonstrates that Nintendo isn’t a shitshow of a company

I’m not familiar with how/why the Wii U “failed”. Did Nintendo overestimate demand there?

Piracy is generally the result of market failure.

but seemingly all of that in-game context is extra filler material, instead of having any real impact on the overall game.

Why on earth do you think a local game store should pay you more than / equal to what you paid?

it’s insane. Really puts into perspective why Gamergate happens, especially considering that Kotaku readers, on average, are probably way more thoughtful and reasonable than twitter users

and lacking any organization momentum of success to develop these players before their rookie contracts are up!