That is probably the most animated I can recall seeing him about anything other than a read.  He really did love the show.

UHGGHHHGHGHHGG. WHATEVER!

All because nobody could say no to Kobe.

“All because nobody could say no to Kobe”

I have to admit that I almost feel bad for attacker, I mean aside from the potential mental health issues there. This is your moment of fame where you dropkicked a 70-year old man from the back and he barely felt your attack.

My ultimate takeaway is that Arnold still makes me feel bad about myself.

why would you bring in someone who was virtually incapable of beating the Patriots throughout his career

I mean why not. It’s not like the NFL is hiring qualified candidates anymore. I mean John Lynch and Mike Mayock had zero front-office experience. Zac Taylor didn’t call plays in LA. Kliff Klingsbury had a losing record in college. Green Bay’s new head coach presided over an anemic offense. Adam Gase barely had a…

That would be my best guess too. Those guys are sophisticated and I’m guessing it was a break out group who put drugs and some other issue, a big one like max contracts or something, on the table together where both sides could very easily give on one issue and use it for good faith on the other

The CBA is a negotiation, as you probably know. There’s a give and take and both sides have an agenda with items they want to achieve by order of importance. If you are the players union and negotiating a specific deal point that you want, one concession that is not hard to make is punishment for the use of drugs such…

No. No guy named Len Bias has ever played in the NBA.

It’s sad, right? We know that being “tough on crime” doesn't work, but we keep doubling down on it.

If we understand a drug addiction to be a sickness, I don’t see why the NBA doesn’t offer treatment and rehabilitation as opposed to banning players. Offering sympathy and support for someone who has a problem seems like it would be in everyone’s best interests. Conversely, preventing someone from playing basketball…

Anytime you can join a list with Birdman and OJ Mayo, you know you’re doing something right. 

He’s 51, the same age I was the day I was diagnosed colon cancer. I’m not boasting, but I handled my worst day slightly better than Steve-O up there.

Even if you give him the benefit of the doubt of context, it doesn’t make sense. They had a 14% chance of winning and didn’t win. I’m a Cavs fan, we had the same percentage and got the fifth pick. Okay, it would’ve been nice to have Zion, but I know what 14% means. I save my righteous anger for when my team does…

People thought RJ had number 1 potential coming into the season, but then they saw him play. He’s currently a high-usage, low-efficiency, ball-dominant guy who can’t shoot all that well (especially from 3). He’s got the tools to play on defense, but hasn’t shown much aptitude yet on that end. In short - he seems like…

I love this wonderfully self-aware comment.

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As a lifelong Knicks fan let me proclaim that any team that’s owned by James Dolan doesn’t deserve shit. He’s the freaking darkness reaching out for more darkness. He’s Nixon’s paranoia combined with Trump’s incompetence. They don’t deserve any good young player because they would, based on recent history, stunt that…