Ah, I remember my first time on Deadspin.

I am responsible for me own work

I’ll tell you this, as a former sports editor at a small paper (briefly) and a sports-desk copy editor and designer (everything from agate to the section front) at a metro daily — give me the choice, and I’d go with quality in-house art + copy for the local event and rely on the wire for the big event that’s far away,…

Bravo.

I hear Hunter Strickland might be available for the right price.

Hunter Strickland, ladies and gentlemen: Got a fire? He’s the gasoline you’ve been looking for.

For what it’s worth, I think you wrote some of Sade’s best lyrics.

“There are none so blind as those who will not see.” Go back to the first half of Game 4 and watch everything that’s happening away from the ball. You’re right: If you’re not biased, it’s pretty obvious.

Point out the post where I advocated something like that not being called a foul. Never mind; I’ll save you some time — I didn’t.

I’m not even going to bother addressing any of those specific points, because they’re simply deflection from what I’m saying — you’re citing FOUR specific plays there. I’m asserting that Cleveland was committing an egregious foul away from the ball on virtually EVERY possession at both ends of the floor in the first…

The thing you’re overlooking is that most of the advantage for the Cavs came from fouls that weren’t being called. Cleveland was committing felonies off the ball at both ends and getting away with it. And I know it’s just one play, but not a word about the backcourt no-call?

But he burns the clock down to 25 seconds and then they had to foul.

“We Have All the Time in the World,” from “On Her Majesty’s Secret Service,” deserves mention among great Bond songs because a) it’s performed by Louis Armstrong, who is easily the greatest musician ever to participate in the series, and b) it fits PERFECTLY into the story. That flick doesn’t get nearly enough shine…

Mr. Overzealous Security Guy

Perhaps, but I think it fits the criteria.

I know it’s just a simple transposition, but “urination” is misspelled in the headline.