That’s the beauty of sport. Years of training, months of games, leading to one singular moment where it all comes together - one pitch, one catch, one free throw.

“Buffalo Bills fans, meet your new starting Tight End....!”

I think it was 1998 or 1999. Manchester United was down late in the Champions League Final to Bayern Munich, and Ole Gunnar Solksjaer scored the winner in the stoppage time, with a stunning goal. I don’t know exactly why (I was always an Arsenal/Inter Milan fan) but I was ridiculously happy.

I love what LeBron what did in these Finals.

Reminds me of Anchorman, when Ron keeps using “when in Rome” incorrectly.

Hey - Wasn’t Rob Harvilla a Deadspin writer?

Yes, yes, and more yes.

Agreed. Like the London AC. I really only wanted to play as the stealthy sister, but you are forced to play as the brother in certain missions.

By HIS own actions. No one to blame but himself.

I don’t know. Part of me feels like he should have been forced to compete in the cess pools and sewerage-laden waters of Rio. They could create an outdoor single-competitor event.

Give this man a job at Gawker. He knows how to use the internet to research a statistic-based statement.

Why are you defending someone who didn’t do their job? If this is supposed to be “journalism”, then the statement:

UGH. Stop using “woke”. IT IS SO FUCKING STUPID.

The WCF were clearly the series that determined the champion. This matchup sucks. The Cavs are not good enough to compete with GS.

I think it’s increasingly likely the Cavs will get swept. LeBron (except for a handful of exceptions) seems to know when he’s beat, and gives up the fight. If they go down 3-0, it will be bad for that team, as LeBron may just quit on them. How can he go back after that? He orchestrated the Kevin Love trade, and it is…

LeBron can’t do this again, right? I mean, he can’t stay in Cleveland with that team.