Riley is still operating on a different level then the rest of us. I’m sure he’s got some sort of plan to bring Durant to South Beach.

No wonder Clarence Thomas finally spoke up yesterday!

Are the announcers flipping through Tinder or something? That’s a great reaction by them.

Sandoval’s head is such a perfect orb.

And he was on medication for Tourette's as well.

Maybe the worst defensive player I've ever seen, and that includes Mark Jackson.

You know, I’m shocked that this wasn’t WGN, whose newscasts are like one long blooper reel and evidence of why you need to pay your chyron/paintbox people more.

If the Knicks had followed this years ago, their tickets would by now come free with every Arby’s Beef n Cheddar #5 meal by now.

The Cubs have two of those too, don’t they? Granted from 1907 and 1908, but it’s not like Mike Boddicker is a household name these days either.

Bill, I’ll go off the board and take “Schindler” for $200 (It’s Oskar, I know, but c’mon).

Well, one Bruce song that you don’t associate with him much these days is “I’m on Fire”.

*yawn*

They just said Joe, you gotta go, you had it once you ain’t got it any more... (this would work SO much better if they were still in Jersey).

It’s nice to see the organization is being so patient with the whole building a fan base thing.

Who decides which Jezebel stories you’re going to drop in every now and then to torture us? Do you ever drop stories about, say, Geno Smith of the Jezebel site?

As along time Nets fan, let me tell you that NO ONE thought the hiring of Billy King would be anything but a disaster. While I applauded the Moxie of the KG/Pierce deal (which partially erased the horrid Gerald Wallace deal), everyone knew Joe Johnson’s contract was more bloated than Jim Dolan’s ego, and that Deron…

Did the Royals move the Big O to Milwaukee?

Bingo. I just looked at it on Google earth, it’s like time stopped in 1975.

Actually, they do allow it. http://www.nydailynews.com/sports/basebal…

Tickets on the phone aren’t necessarily PDFs, it says “no print at home” tickets in the piece.