Agree with what you said, but I’ll also add that Kawhi Leonard was not a superstar when drafted. Put him in a context where he’s allowed to develop, and you have a menacing force on your team.

It’s pretty simple: over-bearing, insane school owner acts arbitrarily and capriciously, reacting childishly when her ego is harmed.

“Stormy Keffeler”

I don’t disagree. At the end of Serial, I was probably 55-60% convinced he did it. After undisclosed I’m probably 65-70% convinced he didn’t.

Yes. Not only do women vote, but they vote in larger numbers than men.

I was in the “he probably did it but should not have been convicted on that evidence.”

You should feel that his “likability” has shit-all to do with the state using its authority to frame people (using your example where it’s 100% the case that this happened).

Look, it’s a win-win.

Yes, it can be proven. No, it cannot be replicated.

God or gods are theories, they are not Theories.

One, maybe two of those guys make sense as mentors. Three? And giving them playing time?

Shows you why I’m not a scout.

Ha. Bad times. I hope that’s a structural thing - he’s playing offense on the perimeter, being instructed to ignore defensive boards and get back on defense.

Rebounds surprise me. You’d think the young athletes would be crashing the boards.

Haha, typo whining: the final stand of the shitty argument.

Yeah, that’s the hope.

That’s disappointing. He has such potential, but goddamn, he cannot shoot at all.

I haven’t watched a lot of T-Wolves games, why are they that bad?

The NAACP, an obviously great, historically important organization, may want to do a review of their hiring practices.

Sure, but “running more” is not such a strange concept that Blatt could never imagine it working. It’s sort of a trivial point. Blatt is a decorated international coach, he couldn’t figure out that the players needed to be in better shape?