Exactly. Yao Ming was just inducted into the fucking hall of fame

Simmons is supposed to be bringing the ball up the floor

“Grass”

Your old website was shut down because of horrendous journalistic behavior, and your new website has published two false articles about a fucking Cam Newton taunting penalty in less than 24 hours; but sure, write a bunch of nonsense about why it’s okay to dox people

Cam Newtown threw the ball at the opponent. That’s been an automatic penalty for decades.

Patrick Redford, the sportswriter who didn’t know the definition of a foul ball until last month, mocks a mispronunciation of a very difficult foreign name.

Hopefully the home run king will get another job in baseball soon. That is, if he wants one

Ugh don’t flatter yourself Kim

Why should you root for the Red Sox? Because they’re not the Cubs

And guess what the MLB will do with that series? They’ll bury games 1 and 2 in the afternoon, while the whole continent is at work, because Toronto’s fanbase doesn’t impact the TV ratings.

How was she able to beg about her children if she was gagged? Doesn’t make sense

Then you should advocate the use of pitching machines in MLB. The last thing you want is a legal, unsafe line drive back at a defenseless pitcher

I like the “wait I thought I didn’t have to do anything today” look on the cop’s face

It’s bizarre. Nobody did this shit a few years back when they qualified for a tiebreaker game. Only the team who won the play-in game would celebrate.

I’m saying Hinkie’s term was a success because the Sixers are in a much better position than they were when he took over.

This is pretty much what I’m saying. The Sixers are in a much better position than half of their divisional opponents

But when you intentionally use those picks to draft injured/possibly undervalued players (Embiid, Noel), a Euro guy who won’t join the team for a few years (Saric), and guys who you flip for better value (Payton, MCW) it delays the timeline significantly.

Yes, the Sixers were the first team to intentionally tank multiple years. And because the previous GM completely demolished their future, the fans were okay with it — the Sixers were going nowhere anyway, especially with LeBron in the East, so you’d might as well stockpile draft picks in the meantime

The fans wanted the team to tank, even before Hinkie arrived. That’s what you’re missing.

Hinkie was forced out in less than 3 years, even though the ownership agreed to a 5-7 year rebuilding plan. Not exactly a shock the roster wasn’t completed yet.