There are 10,000 bars like this in every Florida town. 

When you have 120 mil tied up into 4 players it kind of matters if one of them is missing and the other one is hobbled. 60 mil of talent is 60 mil of talent, whether it’s being paid to 2 guys or 5 guys, it’s still talent that isn’t on the floor. If I pulled the worst 60 million of talent from the Raps you’d give them…

Kinda hard to laugh at someone else’s takes when you work for the site that keeps promoting the idea that the Lakers deserve Anthony Davis.

Seeing a whole lot of “If only the gov’t would stop paying lip service to the troops and...”

Maybe we should stop supporting people who advocate for violent solutions to diplomatic problems instead. 

And if the GOP do manage to re-elect Trump, then and only then does impeachment become a strong play.

If you’ve watched the Dubs in the last 5 games you’d know that they aren’t fat and bloated by any stretch. Raps are getting a very motivated Warriors team. I would not want to be them.

Gasol is nearly washed now. Ibaka isn’t far behind. I don’t think Toronto is screwed or anything, but at this point both of those guys are just some guys. 

The irony here is how many playoff minutes he would’ve likely seen for GS if he’d have stayed in town. Instead he let himself end up on the end of a bench in fucking Canada where he’ll probably never be heard from again. Dude should disown whatever agent or family member is giving him career advice.

I said yesterday that the most Toronto thing would be for them to win this game, lose a tight clincher at home and then get stomped in game 7. I don’t know what the most Milwaukee thing would be because in my lifetime I don’t recall them making it this far. 

It’s not so much doing away with states as much as it is admitting that people are more important than gerrymandered borders and maybe we should re-address that given that the country’s population has shifted rather dramatically since the turn of the 18th century.

In 2016 in particular, it was the Obama-Trump voters who decided the election and they will probably be the deciding factors in 2020 as well.

It is possible that 45 has something on Pelosi.

Steph has had playoff injuries in 2 of the last 4 years. He sprained his knee in 2016 in the Houston series and missed 2 weeks, then came back and had further ankle tweaks against the Cavs (remember him not being able to shake Kevin Love at the end of Game 7 to get off a good look?) He also was coming off a sprained…

During crunch time, the Warriors were rolling with Steph (7th pick GS), Klay (11th pick GS), Kevon Looney (30th pick GS), Draymond (38th pick GS) and Alfonzo McKinnie (undrafted). 
Complaining that your team is at a talent disadvantage while getting beaten 4 times in a row by a group of players who were all home grown…

This is admittedly a strange nitpick, but FWIW, Alfonzo McKinnie is a very, very good offensive rebounder, especially considering he’s a 3-D wing who spends all his time on the perimeter. He averaged over one offensive rebound a game in less than 13 mins per. For reference, he had almost twice as many offensive…

I think he had the same chemistry w JaVale as well.

but he doesn’t really have any gravity from deep, isn’t a game-breaking passer and is kinda short to be a frontcourt player.

90s era Clippers or 90s era Cavs is a wash tbh. The funny thing about this is how marginal of a pro Danny Ferry turned out to be.

This is a weird take considering the Knicks or Lakers would’ve just sent him there for AD anyway.

I’m a Warriors fan that thinks Houston isn’t that fucked heading into next season, assuming they can solidify around the edges.
If KD leaves for the east, then the west really would be wide open next year. If Houston believes that A) they’re the 2nd best team in the conference and that B) the margin of difference betwe…