I cannot sanction this comment strongly enough.

That comment added a lot to the discussion. Plenty of food for thought there. Thanks.

It makes complete sense if you have reading comprehension. The point is that any one of them would give Cleveland a good shot, so even if each one is unlikely to happen on its own, the fact that there are lots of different events that might help gives Cleveland’s chances a significant boost in the aggregate, like if…

So that drops their title odds from 20% to ... 16%.

Please stop with this. Just stop. It's ridiculous to say they wouldn't have been better with Kyrie and Love than without. They did the best they could adjusting and putting up a good fight, but they were nowhere near the team they could have been with everyone healthy.

There were a lot of bad calls on both sides at the end of the game. Some phantom fouls on Memphis, then a bad travel call on Lebron, and later a pivotal technical foul on an inbound pass that I didn’t understand at all.

I don’t understand why he should be able to just knock a stationary dude over. Seems like a charge to me, unless there's some restricted area that he was inside.

That has to have been an Achewood reference, right?

You...you know Lebron can’t hear you, right?

Bravo sir, came here for this and was not disappointed.

In college that is mandated by rule, I believe because of a Cal-Arizona game that went to multiple overtimes. Both teams have to go for two starting in the third overtime. It's a smart rule.

Rabbit of Seville is better.

After. They showed that asshole several times on the sidelines. Looked like he was making fun of Bernard’s concussion. Of course it was that fuckstick who ended up being the hero of the game too, forcing Hill’s fumble.

So yes I agree that Burfict is super-dirty.

Wow, everything you said is completely wrong! The FG was absolutely the right play, and taking knees and kicking a long FG at the end would have been a terrible plan. If Hill holds onto the ball like a normal RB would, they’re near a game-clinching first down.

Yeah, the DB would have had a pick-six if Watt hadn’t caught it. I remember thinking that at the time. Wasn't that right before the half?

The dam area was never that hard for me, even as a kid. I never beat the last level, until a few years ago I finally got through it. The secret is to take scrolls into the final fight.

I also found him much easier to beat when I got older. Still really tough, though.

At least she could have tried to spell his name right in her tweet...nah, too much work.