If they could sync them up it would really help with these shrooms I got in me, Mr Unicorn.

This is the beauty of Mike. Outside of the Yankees, he maintains he has no fan affiliation. He clearly favors players (like Eli), but regardless of the team, when he gets worked up. he sounds like the mouthpiece of the fanbase of that particular organization. On WFAN, all the main hosts are Jets / Mets fans. When they…

Your list of highlights is sorely missing the tree reference

Long time lurker, first time caller.

As usual, he sounds like my drunk uncle. But unusually, I kind of agree with him this time?!

Here you go, Nostradamus. Interpret as you see fit:

Kyrie better be careful - if they keep streaking like this, they’re bound to run right off the edge.

Yep. They could easily make the finals this year. I just wouldn’t bet on ‘em to win the finals if they make it. I don’t think they’re quite at that level.

“And Grizzly Adams had a beard.”

Brad Stevens is NBA Jesus, raising players from the dead.
Every vet near free agency must be praying for a year in Boston: ‘You turned Evan Turner into a 75 million-dollar man! Can I touch the hem of your garment?’
Most analysts predicted a defensive decline sans Crowder and Bradley but the fact is, not having to hide…

He is not a disgrace to his family’s name at all. Some of his steals are impressive, and all of them are legal.

Stevens really is one of the two or three best coaches in the NBA.

Sure the Celtics are a team with a lot of “good players” with a “great coach” and a lot of “wins” who play “well together”, if you’re into that sort of thing.

This doesn’t get talked about enough. The Bulls were starting Luke Longley and Bill Wennington at center in an era with incredible seven footers.

masking weaknesses and maximizing strengths of each and every player on his unit. I understand that this is a basic concept of coaching, but in the NBA, this is very very rare phenomenon to actually see in execution.

Case in point: he made Evan Turner seem like a legit 6th man.

I know it’s a small sample size with Irving, but it feels like Stevens has that Belichick feel for masking weaknesses and maximizing strengths of each and every player on his unit. I understand that this is a basic concept of coaching, but in the NBA, this is very very rare phenomenon to actually see in execution. We…