Cleveland’s NBA team sure seems to behave in a care-free, impulsive manner.

My point is that they’re capricious, and pay little heed to impending risk.

I’m having a hard time finding the right word to describe Cleveland’s NBA team, but it’s something along those lines...

Your point is well taken, but I think it boils down to whether a booster’s offering can become standard practice. I can imagine boosters for lunch vouchers becoming per diem vouchers becoming an effective salary. This trip was a gift, and one that a D-II play can’t reasonably expect from their team.

I think the issue is that the Cavaliers have found some secret “Game 7" gear, and the Warriors are simply great and do not possess a higher gear when they need it. It boils down to “can the Cavs stay in Game 7 gear 4 games in a row?”

The best way to do solve this for 2018 is to give Cavs and GSW players a technical foul every time they act out of line in the regular season. Every time.
There is a 0.00% chance this will keep either team out of the playoffs, and they will have 82 chances to correct so this is not a problem in the Finals.

So we’re just ignoring how well Kyrie was shooting before that last play? And how was it his fault that Lebron James stood on the outside instead of making moves towards the basket?

I feel like this was a pretty good baseline of GS vs. Cavs - no one player hulked out on either side. It was def Durant’s nights, but he didn’t need to play exceptionally to get those 38 points.

Ideally, yes, but if the press is afraid to challenge Belichick, imagine how it feels to be the doctors who are on the Patriots’ payroll.

See, Deadspin SHOULD HAVE written an article complaining that something cool finally happened during a game everyone skipped. I only saw it because we ate at a bar and I was 5 feet from a 72-in screen.

If you’re going to shit on an underdog’s 21-point comeback capped by a buzzer beater, then you’re actively trying not to enjoy these play-offs. I mean, I understand they’ve been mostly butt, but come on.

This is a fun take, but I can’t agree. Cooking is an art, and the best way to make art famous is by making the artists famous, even if the wrong artists get the credit sometimes.

I wish New York cared about the Liberty more. Their play-off game cost less than the Knicks’ pre-season game. Liberty can hang with the Sun, while the Celtics won more games than the Knicks and the Nets COMBINED. At what point do you just say “Screw it, let’s make the switch?”

I think you have a point that Bill Daly’s claims are not absurd per se, especially if it’s backed by an unbiased study. However, that fall was not a typical crash into the board - his head hit the base, and his entire body was behind that impact. I think a better concussion spotting procedure would take that into…

Screw that, imagine if Odell Beckham Jr. did this. I think this is more likely a baseball vs. football mentality than, say, a race issue. Also, I’m more inclined to feel sorry for Harvey. Yes, he flakes on practices and yes that’s bad, but he may well have sacrificed his long-term career to get the Mets to the World…

Incredibly, the Mets have a deep enough roster to at least field star players despite losing a line-up worth of people. This comment is spiritually correct, though.

tbf, the Rangers kept the fights going when they didn’t need to. But why not? They put white shirts on the floor EVERY DAMN TIME.

I’m confused, why are we talking about this now when the show went up in 2014?

Also, I’ll give him the benefit of the doubt that he just wanted to try to do new things among people who are not millionaires, which is generally cool.

Quin Snyder looks like he quit Wall Street and works for a non-profit in a failed attempt to find closure

I think it’s the 4th law of thermodynamics that says hot things drop hard...

49ers DEFINITELY look smart by asking for more than 2 3rd rounders when they were giving up nothing . I would’ve audibly orgasmed over the phone if I heard that.

FOR THE LOVE OF YOUR TASTE BUDS DO NOT DRINK FAXE!!!