Yes it is a reference to the original LoZ, as was my engineering/graph paper comment:

Now this is an old school Zelda player.

Buddy, Kyrie was at his best playing alongside LeBron, but he also left that situation because he wanted a more prominent role. You can disagree with his belief in his own abilities, but he felt he was being stifled.

Probably some arcane CBA rule no one ever knew about that nets them a compensatory draft pick in perpetuity.

Yep, the Bears could use—

Barkley didn’t like how LeBron had to take the brunt of criticism for something Morey did

I’m a bit surprised that Shaq had the second best take on this topic, but maybe he can live up to his Big Aristotle nickname after all. 

Hey man, drunk Joe Namath still asked for consent.

Let me get this straight - you’re telling me Gase is focusing on some insignificant detail in Monday’s game to victimize his team, all as an elaborate ruse to distract the media from the fact that he’s a terrible coach and his team is a dumpster fire? He might be smarter than we give him credit for...

As Dom said yesterday, they’re focused on the wrong thing. Sam was mic’d up, he knew he was mic’d up, he said something human and notable, and it was approved for use in the broadcast.

This is no worse than Josh Allen seeing spooks.

Lauren, you didn’t mention the delicious subplot: last night Rask played in his 500th career game. It came against the team that drafted him. Like his first game, he got the win, and by the same score too. And after the game he was interviewed by Andrew Raycroft, the man he was traded for.

While I didn’t think it was possible for this to be even worse than it was, now it appears he deliberately targeted the reporter and has been going at it with her about Osuna and domestic violence for a while.

Really distressing to see this “deny and smear” tactic become so prevalent in the age of Trump (although it certainly existed before). The really frustrating thing is it doesn’t really work! It is a tactic that fails over and over again!

This is more embarrassing than my unintentional smear campaign against Sports Illustrated when Kathy Ireland was on the cover.

Darnold: Shh! Listen! I can hear the ghosts now too.

This was neither fun nor did it come in a bag form.  

Brady’s case is exacerbated by the fact that he got genuinely fucked over by the NFL for deflating footballs.

The media may not be to blame for that, but they are responsible for the fucked up game of Where’s Waldo I have to play to find the fucking autoplay video blocking the sound from a video I, ya know, actually want to hear.