He’s a great player, but I have two issues...

There was a guy who just got traded that could have helped the Cavs! In fact, their GM was supposedly in serious talks for him before he got shitcanned. Instead, Minnesota got him, and the Cavs are now looking to add some of Lebron’s old friends. LOL

The problem with this potential deal is it adds another player who uses a lot of possessions, without moving Kyrie. Carmelo would be even worse in this regard. If Lebron is their most efficient player, how does acquiring an additional player who will take shots away from him, at a lower percentage, help?

“Que paso, guey?”

How hard is it to say, “You know what, I shouldn’t have done that. I’m sorry.”

Look, I’m not anti-sex work, but I don’t think it’s moralizing to suggest that a government employee, using public resources, to provide 16-18 year old boys/young men with sex as a recruiting tool, is like, wrong.

Considering he invoked 9/11 and his brother in law following his restaurant floor shenanigans, it’s pretty obvious that only Rick Pitino can associate his dead brother in law with sexual impropriety. As is Pitino’s god-given right as the true victim.

I don’t get what Chicago is doing. If they’re re-building, why did they outright sell a pick in the early-ish second round to the Warriors?

When he reaches restricted free agency, he can sign a one year tender with the Knicks instead of another team’s offer sheet (or long-term deal with NYK), essentially making him an unrestricted FA the following year. I think that’s still how it works.

Then there’s the whole constantly badmouthing Carmelo for being a possession stopper, but he’s disappointed Kristaps isn’t spending more time dribbling with his back to the basket? What the hell? Besides, post play and defensive patience are like, two things that should come with age and coaching anyway.

Well, Tebow was signed to 4 different teams. So he got the chances to compete for jobs, at least. Kap is looking like he might not even get an invite to a training camp.

I think he’d be a fine back-up for Derek Carr. Also makes some sense as he’s already familiar with the area, and would be close to home. So, yep, I think I’d prefer him to EJ Manuel, who is also fine, tbh.

Wait, he’s only under team control for 2 more seasons, no? This upcoming year (17-18), and the option for next year (18-19), and he becomes restricted following the end of the 18-19 year?

I don’t know. Things ended badly, though, it seemed to only be bitter one-way, from Sandoval’s side. I certainly recognize the huge part he played in 3 world series wins, and just the transition from the Bonds years to the glorious first half of this decade. No hard feelings here, anyway.

Damn, I thought those were pretty good.

Jimmy Butler is absolutely the kind of two-way star the Cavs need to compete with the Warriors. I still think they need to move Love, but swapping Kyrie out for Butler would instantly make them better, and more troublesome for the Warriors.

Isn’t Embiid a free agent (restricted) after this upcoming season, his 4th? For the sake of basketball, I hope he is able to get to a place where he is mostly healthy. But damn, I don’t think anyone knows how much of a commitment he’s worth right now.

Keith Hernandez is good.

Brian Windhorst wrote that Lebron wasn’t consulted on the Blatt firing either, so you know, I’d take that with a grain of salt. Hard to imagine the Cavs aren’t doing what LBJ wants, so maybe he was full of shit when he publicly endorsed Griffin.. Or maybe Gilbert is already tired of catering to Lebron’s whims…

Korea seems like an underrated country for fat dudes. I’ve seen some of their baseball players, and they’re most impressive.