Fan interference should be a technical, I believe.

I know, I know. My bad.

An objective, reasonable take with glimmers of hope and shades of empathy? GTFO of here, and take your heart and your head with you!

Hmm...it is true that Miami/Riley has a great reputation for taking care of their players post-career. That should be noted somewhere.

Of course, the Heat are likely much more concerned with the legal and public relations ramifications of Bosh having a serious medical episode on the court than about his long-term health.

It might be just be a video of a bowl of spaghetti being flung into a ceiling fan.

You literally made the opposite point in your original story when you said that they could have chosen other parts to edit out but they couldn’t be blamed for choosing Schilling given the recent embarrassment. Which is it?

Because this is the NBA, there must be a third step.

I really feel this is bad GM’ing, too short-term thinking. If I were running the Lakers, I’d think of throwing a pick or two Golden State’s way for that Curry fellow. Seems like the type of player that could become a star if under the bright lights of Los Angeles.

“Could ESPN have edited out a different portion of the film? Sure, but given the choice of four segments to excise, why wouldn’t they choose the one featuring someone who has embarrassed the company? Who can blame them?”

I certainly agree that the top execs are not focused on what’s happening down in the editing room on a regular basis. But my Spidey Sense is wary of the idea that even some grunt-level employee is likely to chop out one of the most famous parts of that series. That’s like AMC showing “The Untouchables” and deciding…

Like he said, then you’re incredibly naive.

I’m a lifelong progressive, I know damn well that Curt Schilling is a halfwit bigot, and I was quite pleased when he finally got canned. I’ve always like your work, and for what it’s worth, I’m a USF alum too. But your take on this seems remarkably naive.

Sure, programs are edited for length all the time, but you can’t…

In the seven quarters starting when curry hurt his knee thru the first quarter yesterday, the warriors were plus eighty.

Do you know why everyone who actually cares about sports hates ESPN?

Well, we all know Alex Rodriguez likes a clean bat. That reminds me of a guy the Dodgers had up for a cup of coffee near the end of 1968, the Year of the Pitcher, of course. Now, this young man, he liked to keep his wood glistening. He would polish it every day. Just in case he’d make it in the lineup. But the skip -…

That’s your comment? There is a man furiously rubbing a large piece of pine against his manhood who also happens to be a gigantic douchebage, and that is your comment? Not the creative type are we?

Your form is all wrong man.

Dmitrov smashed 2 racquets beforehand. The 1st was a warning, the 2nd was a point penalty. The 3rd was a game penalty and since he was down 0-5, it cost him the match.

Jesus. Kobe could have made a better pass.