Say all you want about the Cavs in 2015, but for the love of god people need to stop acting like two quarters of basketball to start a series is a trend. The Spurs weren’t winning that series.

Also, the Warriors did just lose back-to-back games by six combined points without a guy who was neck-and-neck with Draymond for best net rating on the team in the playoffs (and now is the best after the last two games). So he does kinda matter and it’s hard to believe the Warriors wouldn’t have pulled out one of the…

Hey, they pushed the ball like twice in the first few minutes of the game, what more do you want?!

I’d like to point out that one knee equals two feet, so...

The guy sitting on a flag reminds me of the time I spent working in the athletic department at a tiny university competing at the D-III level. Without fail, any time it was windy during a softball game, the flag just beyond the outfield fence would blow down or maybe just sag to the point it was touching the ground…

It sounds like the DA thinks their hunch is evidence, doesn’t believe the black man or, now, the black woman, and can’t take an L.

He probably thinks he’s playing to the crowd, but I’d say he’s a fan of trolling based on all the articles making fun of Arsenal, intentionally overreacting to (or being overly judgmental about) anything Ronaldo/Real or Messi/Barca does, and dragging Tottenham for continuing to win fans over even as they fail to win…

Counterpoint: look at the headline, the video and the riled up folks down here in Commentland. Now think again about this not being a legit, effective troll job because you think internet trolling relies on the expert utilization of irony.

It’s a 116-word article (incl. the referenced tweet) on Deadspin with “suck ass” in the headline. I think your expectations are a touch high in this instance.

He was poking fun at the MLS, not conducting tenure track field research. I think some people here are overthinking things when it comes to analyzing this post which is essentially just a fail video.

His shot selection was dreadful. I mean, he’s always making iso shots over people that don’t look that bad because he can make them over anyone, but last night he was settling for just horrid, horrid looks. Those two 3-point attempts off backboard in the fourth.....

Well, it’s a good thing people have come to call out ol’ Billiam on his lazy jokes and lack of soccer expertise because the issue’s definitely that and not thin-skinned troll victims.....

The argument’s logic isn’t sound, but if it reached the correct conclusion does it really matter? So you’re not annoyed by the league’s quality, you’re just annoyed by the fact a writer who doesn’t pay much attention to it knows about that middling quality and pokes fun at it to rile you up, which apparently works.

I have to side with Billy Haisley on this one because it’s funny to see people get mad about the fact the MLS still isn’t any good (I’m glad it’s here, it has made strides and it will get better). And equating the MLS to a middle-of-the-road European league isn’t exactly a glowing endorsement since that currently puts…

Or maybe listening to Mark Jackson and JVG actually is fucking terrible.

Have you been tackled by NFL and Big 10 players for the past 22 years too? That definitely plays a factor, as do the torn knee ligament and stress fracture in his foot, though I’m sure he could dunk as a youngster. Now? Rewatch Brady’s near-catch in the Super Bowl.

Yep, ESPN also streams some big college basketball games without announcers, but they use cameras that are above the backboard. Still, it’s very cool and it’s great to not have to listen to announcers, especially as they express their shitty opinions during slo-mo replays.

Yep, that’s Dylan McDermott Mulroney for you.

Man, have you ever played with a house cat? I have a nine-pound kitten and she’s a huge pain in the ass to get free from when she’s playing aggressively, using claws and teeth, etc. And she’s an damn indoor child who’s fed 2.5 times a day.

OTOH, most were well-contested by some of the best defenders in the NBA (Green, Iguodala, Klay). The Rockets missed a handful they 100% should’ve made; the rest were far from gimmes.