3 words: Sudden Death Overtime.
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“more experienced, plodding, ghastly team like San Antonio” - this hasn’t been true of San Antonio in six fucking years and I’m so sick of lazy writers continuing to vomit it up. San Antonio is a top-three team in terms of playing gorgeous, exciting basketball. They have a legit athletic stud in Leonard, they make…
playoff hockey is too stressful for me; I always feel like I’m on the verge of an anxiety attack
It seems almost too obvious to point out that this is a bad, bad list.
NHL playoffs are incredibly enticing. Anyone who thinks differently is a heathen and deserves to be cast from society.
Come on, Drew, this is lazy. San Antonio has been reinvented over the past few years to be a beautiful offensive juggernaut predicated on crisp passing, impeccable execution, and even speed. Calling them ghastly and plodding is like calling Bill Simmons an innovative sportswriter; it means you don’t care enough to pay…
“7. NBA. Somehow even more fucking endless.”
Pinkham or someone should write an article that follows someone going through the application process for food stamps. The public needs to know how hard it is to get them.
Whether or not Sloan is terrible, Malone supported him:
........If that was a brand new book that had just been autographed you are far kinder than I would have been.
Any response to the 1000+ comments concerning your writing here, on Groupthink, and on Live Journal?
This article is nine and a half paragraphs long. It is markedly improved by ignoring the first six.
I don't understand why people hate live football so much. The fact that you can actually see the entire field on every play makes it infinitely better than watching at home. I love busting out the binoculars and watching the sidelines during the commercial breaks. You get to see what players are getting bitched out,…
Hopefully they don’t have an interleague game at Wrigley this year, because if he sees hundreds of cups full of pee, he may go catatonic.
We’re pretty sure the game in question was this Hornets home game on December 29, 1992.
Jordan than purchased the floundering Charlotte basketball team, achieved a little success, re-branded the franchise the beloved Hornets, got everyone excited for the 2014-15 season, and then ran them into to ground as one final piece of payback for Gill’s transgression.
Pretty sure because... they don’t just hand trademarks out you know, he has to be able to prove he created it.
“I don’t think he likes or respects stars.”
“It’s been two months since LeSean McCoy was traded from the Philadelphia Eagles to the Buffalo Bills”