good.

I acknowledge that you are entitled to this awful opinion.

Law and ordinances? This is America, friend. They use clubs and gun. And they don’t have to justify shit.

I can’t wait for the next segment of “Tinactin a Fool”

Former DA from the Bay Area.  This is exactly what is going on.

I love the NBA. I love the Lakers. I enjoy watching Golden State. I just want all teams to be able to compete at their highest levels free of injury.

I think this is true, but I wonder what a lot of people think the response should be to information like that. Because at that point it seems like it's up to the player and the team to make a judgment call. And people, in general, do a poor job of estimating the odds of a worst case scenario. Which means that the…

Considering the nature of his injury, I’d say he’s actually veal.

The nonchalant dusting off of his hands as he goes about his business is straight OG shit.

The man is a hero. Aprons are just front capes.

PS - the postgame quote from Kawhi on whether he wanted the ball in Igoudala’s hands at the end for that shot: “No, we wanted it our hands.” That’s gold.

It’s the consensus they’re the two best? Personally I’d definitely rather have Steph Curry than Kawhi Leonard. Frankly I think I’d rather have Steph Curry than any other player in NBA history.

Dell was more of a shoot-first guard, not really a distributor.

“I haven’t seen a collection of slippery runs like that since Attila the Hun ate a gunnysack full of santa fe chalupas, babe. Chachi chachi chachi.”

Not a week goes by that I don’t mourn FJM’s passing.

Let’s remember Morgan for his real contribution - An entire website and style of sports journalism criticism created to ridicule the stupid shit that he wrote and said.

There’s something different about him compared to most sprinters. He seems...scrappier? Like he really works hard to be as good as he is and doesn’t just coast on his talent.

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