This is an inexcusably shitty move by the school. It amazes me how many Christians completely fail to follow Jesus’s teachings about loving others. Jesus didn’t say “I better not hang out with this prostitute, because prostitution is immoral.” And nobody takes that move as an endorsement of prostitution.

It’s interesting how Trump’s supporters identify his primary platform as being shitty to Mexicans.

The Celtics aren’t going to grind their starters down in a meaningless early February game. In the playoffs, Irving, Horford, Brown, and Tatum can play 40+ mpg if need be.

I mean, that’s OK if you’re Shaq.

In four years of losing, he cleaned up a terrible cap situation, acquired two stars in Embiid and Simmons, acquired a top-5 draft pick that his successor blew (Fultz), and acquired another top-5 draft pick that his successor traded away (the Lakers’ 2018 pick). That’s not bad, even though he misfired on the picks of…

Why did they say it’s a “wine and gold walkoff winner”? It looks like the team that won was wearing shitty gray and white uniforms.

According to reports, Brady still is a catcher.

Teams don’t use a 10-man rotation in the playoffs because they’d rather get their best players on the floor more. Players can play 40 mpg for 10-15 games without a problem, but doing that over the whole regular season would wear them down. So it’s kind of irrelevant that the Raptors’ #8, 9 and 10 guys are better than…

So he can’t shoot, and he won’t give the ball to other players who can? Sounds like an excellent point guard.

I want to see some ESPN Trade Machine analytics. I’m willing to bet that Thompson and Shumpert have been plugged into more deals in the last week than any two players in history.

Last year, the Cavs only had five guys play 20 or more mpg in the playoffs. Same with the Warriors. In the playoffs, teams tend to ride their stars a lot harder. Right now the Raptors have 11 guys averaging at least 16 mpg, 10 averaging 18 mpg, and 7 averaging 20 mpg. I don’t know when was the last time I saw a team…

The Knicks should try their damndest to offload Noah’s contract, even if it comes at the cost of Lee and O’Quinn. Cap space means something in NYC, and as long as Noah is the turd in the punch bowl they won’t have any.

Coaching counts double in the playoffs, and Brad Stevens can run circles around Dwane Casey. And benches matter less in the playoffs.

That’s fair. Dan Marino was also pretty fucking stupid.

Braves fans are big proponents of the chopping block, actually.

Young was (reportedly) dumb as rocks. Which is probably fine in college if you’re a tremendous athlete, but is a lot tougher when you’re a pro QB.

Thanks in large part to the Bosnian Bear and Al-Farouq Aminu. I don’t think anyone will confuse Lillard and McCollum with a pair of defensive stoppers. If you want to put some numbers to it, McCollum’s DBPM for the season is -1.3 and Lillard’s is -0.8, while Nurkic’s is 2.0 and Aminu’s is 1.2.

This might be a good time to note that Engler has his own history of being dismissive of claims of sexual assault.

Yeah, because it’s not like kickers had missed three short kicks earlier in the game or anything.

Here you go.