I don’t actually know the rules so help me out. The guy himself says its a legal play as long as the pitcher isn’t straddling or within a stride of the rubber. It seems like the pitcher is very very close to the rubber (but not straddling or touching it). How does that work?

Is there any single issue this guy’s on the right side of? Even one???

Is Boris Diaw still around?

True - however, the Bears are reigning NFC Central champs.

I’d say in part because the Bears very rarely (read: never) have a chance to grab a QB that high, in part because Pace is trying to buy a couple years, and in part because the Bears are a really poorly run organization.

I don’t disagree necessarily with signing Glennon OR spending a bunch of resources to move up and draft Trubisky. Doing both of them, though, screams “we don’t have a plan!”

Yeah, the Browns are known for their superb drafting history.

Regardless of your record would you rather watch one of the best QBs ever or Jay Cutler?

As bad as they are, it’s not that crazy. The Bears haven’t been very good other than in 2-3 year stretches for the last 30 years, and have picked 3rd or better.. well ... once in that span.

Whose genetics come from an ex-NBAer?

Take it easy on him - nobody told him being President of the United States was going to be harder than sitting in his Manhattan penthouse eating KFC. How was he supposed to know this was going to be so difficult?

Wyane would be a weird name.

I’m pretty sure I’ve heard Joe Rogan use that line.

I dunno, he claims conservatives are quiet.

I mean, obviously his legacy will be one of insistent racism and of standing up in the name of discrimination against those who would fight for equality. But his other legacy has to do with this stadium, probably.

I don’t think the Bulls can beat the Cavs. I don’t think they can beat the Wizards either. Boston is a good matchup for them.

Yeah, lord knows nobody ever sent Obama any death threats. Good point.

It’s not remotely subtle, and seems like pretty explicit profiteering to me. He could choose to vacation anywhere. He chooses to pay himself for the privilege out of our pockets.

I wasn’t comparing his supporting cast to Harden’s at all, only pointing out that the “but wins” logic is kind of silly when the Thunder-minus-Westbrook would be flat out awful. “But wins” frames the debate as if we’re discussing a guy who puts up empty numbers for an awful team, which we aren’t - in either Harden or…

There are very few ways that Westbrook didn’t “exceed expectations” this season IMO, so I’m not really sure how to answer the question.