I’m a Bears fan too (inasmuch as I care about the NFL at all, which...meh), and entirely independent of him torturing the Bears, I’ve always found him to be insufferable.

He was doing that when Covid was but a mere glint in the eye of a dude who wanted to eat a bat.

I think there’s somewhere between zero and zero percent chance that he loses his job over this. 

People like Aaron Rodgers are literally the only reason we even have to pay attention to this weak-ass Omicron variant when we should be laughing at it and canceling absolutely nothing, and this whiny dipshit wants a fucking debate. What I want is to yeet you onto the surface of the sun for real as hard as Foxworth…

Bird was also more athletic than he was given credit for. He could absolutely put one on your dome if he got a head of steam in the open court, and had incredibly quick reflexes.

You could maaaaybe argue that Bird was the better college player. But you could also argue that, say, Antawn Jamison was MJ’s equal as a college player. (The point being NOT that this trollin’ ass troll has any kind of actual point, but that in a slower-paced game that has fewer possessions and sometimes enormous…

You shouldn’t be allowed to look at a basketball again, much less watch a game. 

I really don’t know what point you think you’re making, but the point of how I worded my statement was obviously to mimic/mock what Morgan said. 

I had several Black friends.

Where did a nitwit like him get such good taste?

This is an “American Psycho” remake, isn’t it?

I wouldn’t say what I’m saying about Kobe is “dripping with bias.” Personally, I liked Kobe as a player. He was never one of my favorites of the era, I was always more of a T-Mac or Duncan guy, but I liked Kobe.

I mean, he should know. Pearlman’s book was pretty goddamn comprehensive. 

I sure hope Mick Foley’s getting a cut of this “Cactus Jack” action.

I didn’t think you were talking about him specifically, I was just using him as an example since I’d said in my own post that I didn’t think he was ever at any point the best player in the league (not even talking GOAT, he’s not even close to that; I’m saying that at no point in his career was Kobe the best player at…

“David Stern ruined basketball by globalizing the NBA” is an impressive hot take I was never expecting. There’s absolutely zero truth to it, but impressive nonetheless.

It’s as subjective as people want to make it in the name of narrative-based arguments that I really don’t have a lot of time for.

Puff Daddy and Sean John?

Pretty much everything we enjoy involves people suffering. If you posted this from a smartphone, for example, hooo boy do I have some bad news for you about how that device was manufactured.

Kyler Murray getting the nod instead of Matthew Stafford is objectively indefensible. Murray’s missed three games, thrown 15 fewer TDs against the same number of picks, Stafford is 3rd in QBR compared to 9th for Murray, nearly identical yards per attempt, and Murray hasn’t even been a major factor in the ground game…