Do you think it’s possible that in the post-season, as opposed to the regular season, you only play good teams? Do you think it’s possible that numbers alone don’t really tell the story, particularly when the sample size in the post-season is so much smaller than the regular season? Perhaps it’s a little debatable.

I’m pretty sure we’ve seen gambits like this in the past. It’s a lot like the Jalopnik readers that swear they’ll buy the new ____ _______ if they ship it with a hatchback and a 3rd pedal. A few of the mouthbreathing idiots may order a limp, flavorless pie, but the rest of them will be too busy on Twitter going after…

Counterproposal: what if Danny Ainge and his staff are lying about what they offered for George and these other oh-so-close players to placate the notoriously fickle Boston fanbase? The “No one in the Eastern Conference will trade with us” narrative does seem specially tailored to appeal to the THEY HATE US CUZ THEY…

I really want him to keep mashing so I can keep reposting these in the second half

Looks like Bellinger has mastered this level, time to promote him to a tougher league.

He was good, friendly, affable, generous man. With a family. A small daughter. Who tortured and killed animals to entertain a mob.

Are Warriors fans capable of watching the warriors lose and not think it was the ref’s fault? You do realize the Warriors shot 5 more FTs, right?

It’s funny that one of these guys hid his shove behind a play-act of basketball and then ran to the ref to complain about a whistle, while the other one came straight at him and did not pretend to be doing anything other than shoving a motherfucker, and you think the one who did not bother to hide behind the rules…

I am a trust attorney and so I deal with people like Jim and Johnny all the time. They can get bent. People like them are the definition of “born on third and convinced they hit a triple.” If they want to do something with their property then maybe they should, you know, be successful independent of their inheritance.

He wanted his most competent kid to be in charge of his organization after he died so his other kids he knew were far less competent couldn’t run it into the ground, exactly as they’re attempting to do. Not sure what’s wrong with that. He could have just sold off part of it and left her clear majority ownership and…

People hate the Warriors because Draymond is a dick kicking asshole and their bandwagon tech-bro fanbase is annoying.

So do you routinely miss the entire point, or is it just a particularly stupid Sunday for you?

Where exactly does Korver rank on the Ewing Scale in relative to the Nobody Believed in Us points?!? Inquiring minds want to know.

Or you could pick a team and stick with them like a normal fan?

This is an interesting story about a trade that actually happened, sure.