The b.s. guy, on NBA related programming, is a canned spontaneous personality that routinely turns moments of real introspective commentary into a middling monologue by choice.

Bill Simmons has now shown me he has the capacity to bring the absurd logic and short-sided embitterment of the ESPN Comments section to a national television audience in that moment."Doc Rivers... [homer, fan-boy, upset at the FAWKIN' management theory here] just quit on us bro'. No other explanation on why he didn't…

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Create any joke with "twerp" and "future Bob Costas" that comes to your mind; consider it a special request.

Wait... what happened? Barry, give those Miami fans a little more love.

sneaky good my friend

Wow Greg. Good choice.

You are right, I believe that album is a certifiable classic. Full disclosure I was a fan of The Neptunes, so I am biased.

So let me see me here: At 91 years old this man got his mind right, got under the 187.5 and put in more than a day's work? He trained hard, got coached up and then got huff in front of the wife and company (all with cameras around as distractions). Respect for him; fuck that "bench shirt" noise too.

This album will forever be defined by "I'm Not You" for me then "Virginia". They carved out a different sound and it still hits as unquestionably unique and raw.

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and this...

I see you Greg; why don't we throw this out here and see where it lands

Now that sounds really interesting Tommy...

I am just going to place this here

Honest question:

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This was a great read.

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