Part of this is Kobe Bryant’s long standing personal animus / rivalry with LeBron James to be recognized as the greatest icon of the 2000's era.

As a Cleveland fan, yes, in part because the 2016 Cavaliers Finals championship was so memorable, and to date the LeBron-Kyrie-Love are the only team to prevail against this Warriors dynasty.

Griffin is actually pretty good at finding complimentary role players.

That’s sad news for your family, but I wonder if that is a similar case with a lot of Americans with military veterans. It makes me wonder how they can handle a future war with Iran, and the low likelihood of winning the war without millions of troops and support personnel.

Probably not undercover Revolutionary Guard soldiers, but I can see where some young fundamentalist Iranian men crossed the borders because they believed that US occupation in Iraq was a threat to them and their way of life.

Actually, the late 1980's-early 1990's Cleveland Cavaliers were akin to the 2010's Oklahoma City Thunder in that they self-sabotaged a potential championship squad by trading away their third star.

Yes, plus they can wait and see if Zion, Jrue, and Davis are able to play well together during the first half of the 2019-2020 season, and then trade Anthony Davis to a team wanting to add a star to take down the Warriors.

Huh? Tristan Thompson helped the Cavs win a title in 2016 as their energy big man.

The Cavaliers aren’t trading either Kevin Love or Collin Sexton after hiring a head coach whose offensive system fits their talents.

Both the Christians and Muslim sides committed unspeakable atrocities in this conflict.  There were no good guys in this one.

John Barron agrees.

That’s going to be untenable to the 40 to 60 year year old union autoworkers who have families and a mortgage.  

They are - Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbus Ohio and Miami, Florida. Old people from Ohio move to Florida, then back to Ohio when they are about to die.  

What about the Trans Pacific Partnership? That was scuttled by Trump because the Obama administration negotiated it. Many conservatives praised the TPP because it cut China out of the deal, because of the historical trade infractions they committed, such as the example you described above.

There’s also a lesser known candidate whose campaign staff is unionized as well - Eric Swalwell.

Yes, it’s as if he overcompensated for his mistake. But if the Giants end up at the top of the draft next year, they shouldn’t hesitate to select a better quarterback prospect such as Tua, and either move Daniel Jones to backup, or trade Jones, like the Cardinals did this year.

None of the quarterbacks are ready, and none are franchise quarterback prospects, but I think Gettelman believes Jones might be one, and if he doesn’t then he has the personality to simply accept being a backup, as opposed to Haskins who might just check out or demand a trade.  

Not just Warren and Sanders, I think other Democratic candidates will run circles around him in the debates and other forums as all the campaigns progress.

Never said I personally liked Daniel Jones as an NFL franchise quarterback prospect. However, I still maintain Jones will probably have a longer and more successful NFL career than Haskins, albeit as a backup.

It’s not a stupid and baseless argument. Haskins really struggled at the end of the season in critical passing down situations because he couldn’t execute against almost equal competition. Smashing records at a power conference school means nothing. Timmy Chang smashed records.