Damn, I’ve always wanted to pay money for the ability to pay money for a game I paid money for.

Reggie must have said this 10 times during the game. I kept waiting to see if any of his “puns” would eventually meet the criteria of actually being puns.

I came for the talk about how surly, uncooperative athletes need to stop acting like entitled brats and answer media questions fully, since it’s part of their job.

Always think of this when I see him:

No one like you. Go away. /s

Wow. they totally went WWE with this bullshit. gotta have okc around.

Rescinding the technical is absolute bullshit. Neither Russ nor the Thunder ‘deserve’ this blatant favoritism. What exactly did Anthony Davis and the Pelicans do to ‘deserve’ the NBA arbitrarily changing a rule to benefit an opponent?

And black. Please don’t forget the NBA is mostly black players so holy fucking shit would the media have a freakout.

“Not listening to the coach and doing your own thing” happens all over the place, to varying degrees. It is MILES away from locking the coach out of the locker room and barricading the doors with garbage cans. That is a very extreme, clear, and unified “FUCK YOU” to a coach.

Imagine if an NBA team did this? That would be a complicated media reaction.

Hard to argue; Revis’ career at Pitt, with the Jets and in Tampa prove that he’s a career winner.

Gonna be a rough Monday for Dad back at his law firm

The NBA has released their Final Two Minutes officiating report from the game, and they say the referees got the call correct. From the report:

As this slo-mo angle conclusively shows, Duncan got a whole lot of ball, and maybe didn’t even hit Harden’s wrist.

Why are you playing videogames if you think story is the only thing of substance to be found?

By Stan do you mean Jeff?

Holy Fuck you're right. Maybe he was running towards a loaded cannon. Better put 8 rounds in him just be sure.

No, he didn't start it all. Brady Anderson, Dykstra and scores of other players for many years before him did it. Hell, fucking Al Oerter, the legendary Olympian from the 1960s did it. We don't know how long it's been in baseball. What probably happened is that Bonds looked at McGwire, Sosa and other players cashing…