Bullshit, I could punt that kid at least 15, maybe 20 yards.

That half court shot goes in, and it’s the greatest basketball final at any level.

The funny thing is, Vancouver still would have ended up in flames.

Butler over Duke. Hands down no question.

Rockies over Red Sox in 2007. That second world series truly made Boston fans insufferable. Also prevented a story book ending for Colorado who entered the series 21-1

That’s the smell of the world burning.

Giants over the Ravens in Super Bowl XXXV.

Super Bowl 36. Pats over Rams. Pats would never have become the dynasty that they are. They would have remained in relative obscurity, still overshadowed by the Bruins, Red Sox and Celtics.

As a person from Iowa who was able to frontrun and pick my teams (Packers, Spurs, & Cardinals), I think I would avoid flipping any of those - although 2004 over Boston would be excellent - and give Butler the W over Duke. But only if the game ended with it playing out the exact way with Hayward’s shot going in and not…

Can I take away the Red Sox 2004 comeback in the ALCS?

Where are you at then in the friendship triangle?

You guys better be careful what you wish for in two ways. The first way is that the last two series that the Redbirds have won was when they were very mediocre and barely made the postseason. The second is that the Blackhawks have already shown how terrible Chicago fans can be. A Cubs win will have a combo of Boston…

Red Sox players do something similar, except instead of exercise balls, they use Pablo Sandoval.

Not just distilled, BMW Certified Distilled, from the dealer for $50/Litre

Voss only. And it has to be from glass bottles, none of that plastic bottle crap.

Bruce Arians has balls of steel. After the questionable throws Palmer made in that game, having him do an off-hand shovel pass. Jesus.

True or not, the notion that Kobe has a theory on passing the ball, of all things, is humorous to me.

Yeah, much better that a team maybe lose on a blown call than everyone chill for a few minutes before losing their shit.

I think you are making my point (even if your 1.0 WAR = $7m seems a little off to me): Heyward’s 2015 WAR of 6.5 was roughly 2/3 of Harper’s and Trout’s 2015 WAR. If the going rate in MLB is ~$23m/year for 6.5 WAR, then Harper and Trout are looking at $35m-$40m a year when their numbers come up (in 2015 dollars). If I…

Signing Heyward may be the move of the year, if only because it’s driving Cardinals fans fucking insane.