A fool and his money are soon parted.

Even the best strikers in the UFC probably couldn’t hang with the worst pros in the boxing ring. Jack of all trades, master of none situation. I hate Mayweather as a person and think he’s overrated as a boxer, but McGregor wouldn’t be able to land even one clean shot on him.

I’d love to see old ass Bernard Hopkins fight McGregor. You could EASILY find some fools who’d bet on McGregor and take their lunch money.

Ummm Durant?

It’s a nice gesture that might generate some goodwill towards the brand, but no one is going to pick up a copy of FIFA for the free kit. Are you saying they should have done nothing at all? That seems to be the only way for them to not “take advantage” of the situation from your point of view.

That’s how they said it on The Sopranos so it must be accurate.

Some fruit is better left hanging.

Lol, the random watch and bottle of cologne really scream luxury.

Excuse you, there are four houses in Hogwarts: Goody goodies, chill stoners, nerds, and douchebags.

Where exactly is their “advantage” here?

Wow, your opinion is backed up by an anonymous internet commenter who says he’s an actor. Very impressive.

And your opinion is bad because you, like most people, have a misunderstanding of what method acting is. David Ayer fucking with his actors is not method acting. Jared Leto being a total asshole on set isn’t method acting. Ridley Scott surprising them with the chestburster isn’t method acting.

Either hate all method shit for being dumb, or stop selectively hating directors and actors for it.

His team is 4th in the East, they were 7th seed last season. The season just started. There are 65 regular season games left. The Celtics won without Horford. Your take sucks and I’m sure you suck too.

Kinja isn’t for you.

Then he gets a job at the US Mint:

What if this happened at a boxing match? Would you still be defending this asshole?

It’s not really a meme though. Exercise science and coaching have come a long way since then and the average NBA player now is taller, heavier, and more skilled than the average NBA player back then. With that said, I don’t think it’s a fair comparison and that’s why “Greatest Players” lists are so problematic. You…

As a shooter Harden is definitely better, but overall I’d give Westbrook the edge. His defense is obviously better and assisting is pretty much even, but I don’t see Harden nearly dragging a KD-less Thunder team into the playoffs the way Westbrook did a few seasons ago and is doing now.

He’s the primary ball handler though so him stealing rebounds is just saving his teammates the trouble of passing it to him. Kobe could’ve learned something from Westbrook.