Hyponatremia - the hydration expert mentions it specifically.

Wait, which TED talk? You mean all of them, right?

Switch with who? He follows Harris into the restricted area, nobody else on either team is nearby, and then he just stands there.

I like not calling a timeout in those situations. You almost always get a better shot in transition than with an inbounds play, and 5 seconds is just about enough time for that.

WTF was Russ doing on that final play? He chases Harris for literally a second, and then just stands in the paint entirely by himself. Everyone else on the Thunder defended that inbounds play incredibly well. The refs likely missed a 5 second call and an offensive foul, but that would be moot if Russ could’ve just…

That was less a brutal murder, and more Adam’s ankles committing suicide. That wasn’t a particularly devastating move from Murray. Adams just tripped.

Ah yes, real men need to punch each other to show their masculinity.

Can we just acknowledge that Kyrie Irving is the Terrence Howard of the NBA?

The refs have actually been pretty tough on traveling calls this year.

I am so fucking annoyed by all the comparisons between Jason Kidd and Lonzo Ball. They’re maddening. When Jason Kidd entered the NBA, everyone knew he was a bad shooter. There was no expectation that he would be a good shooter, rather he would be a decent player due to his athleticism, passing and feel for the game.…

This is a horrific take. The Lakers are a bad team. I mean, who’s the best player on the team? Brook Lopez? The guy who was heading the last placed Nets for the past billion years?

I thought the no-call was good. I didn’t see a foul there. But damn, that was a quick ejection, especially on the face of the league. He complains more than that in most games without a peep from the officials.

Came here to say something about this Orca attack footage.

I’m not a violent person.

Are you somehow suggesting that the Cubs lost the NLCS because of Joe Maddon? Because the Cubs got their asses fucking kicked in that series. It had nothing to do with Maddon, and everything to do with running into a much better team.

Wait, why isn’t that fair? Tropes are, by definition, predictable and boring. So why can’t we criticize something for overusing tropes? The best writers can avoid tropes, or even use the widespread awareness of them to create something surprising and new. The laziest just continue to resort to tired techniques.

Normally, unless I am rooting for a specific team, playoff baseball can be painful. The constant meetings on the mound, a million pitching changes, John Lackey-esque pauses between pitches....but this game was amazing. I was saying it was a great game in the 9th, and never would’ve predicted what would come in the…

Counter-counter-point. Now is when Markelle Fultz should be starting and playing 35 minutes a game to DEVELOP HIM. He definitely won’t be a productive player this year, but that’s ok. Rookies, even those winning ROY awards, almost never are.

WTF, did you miss this whole post?

Could you link to who Sergey Brin is?