Am I doing this right?

The point is not that he's immune to criticism. It's that this criticism is lazy and stupid.

"Irrational hate is the right of every sports fan..."

I didn't know my eyes could roll this far back in my head.

"Like many here, I am starting to complain about how this site is falling of the Journalistic Wagon into the dumbing down that America is sinking comfortably into."

But the cover of the book is so bad.

Thank you for your deep insights into journalism, guy who doesn't know what site he's on.

I can tell by the Way you Capitalize random Words that you are a serious thinker And have very valuable Opinions.

Yeah, let's put it next to "Every team that wins any sports game ever is the better team."

Or the Indiana Pacers!

Giving page views to articles with titles that you hate is probably a poor way of suppressing further such titles.

as long as you click first, homie

Yes, it's worth dismissing an article that looks critically at real scientific evidence out of hand because it has a slightly provocative title. Pronouncements like "...this site is falling of (sic) the Journalistic Wagon" definitely make you seem cool and smart and not at all like a wannabe pretentious know-nothing.

According to SportVU James is averaging 2.4 miles a game in the playoffs compared to Parker's 2.3 and Duncan's 2.1. He's much, much larger than Parker. In this particular game. Despite sitting out the last 7:30, he still played as many minutes as Duncan, and at the time he left was the minutes leader out of all…

Include the first half of the sentence that you cut out for some (??) reason, and it makes much more sense.

What if you're not an athlete? What if you're just a thirsty dude. Can you still have some Gatorade, or does that lightning bolt mean no?

The place had "AT&T" written on it- just be glad it worked in the first place.

The AC goes out andLeBron cramping? Must be that time of the month!!!

Pussy-ass bullshit! If this was the NHL finals, they'd have just cranked the heat up another 10 degrees in the arena and gone straight into game 2. They'd have played it swimming in the melted ice, with skates and uniforms on, and they'd never get cramps even if they had a big snack between games.