It’s crazy how many embarrassing Grunfeld things you can list without even mentioning how he bungled a 3-team trade by not communicating which guy named Brooks the other team was talking about.

The 10 feet over the rim thing is meaningless. Durant was holding him, and there is no “uncatchable” rule in basketball.

Yeah, halfway through the article I was like “I see where this is going, they T up Steph and the Wolves hit freethrows to win” but the truth is even weirder.

“Today the US Attorney brings charges against Michael Avana.... Avanti... Avennnot gonna practice law anymore, anyway.”

The obvious comparison for Ionescu’s stats supremacy and her frank demeanor would be Oklahoma City’s Russell Westbrook

Wait, she’s complaining about espn’s lack of coverage, after playing a game on espn, and then getting interviewed on live tv by them after the game?

Goddamn, I love watching players getting fired up like that. Makes any sport better to watch.

“I am not saying it was definitely the right move; I am wondering how you can already be so sure that it is was definitely the wrong move.”

2000 is rightly remembered as having the lamest draft class in NBA history, but did you know it also had the lamest trade deadline in history? Here’s the entire list of trade deadline deals from that year:

having long accepted that his basketball operation is run with all the wisdom and attention of a dog startling itself out of sleep by farting on its own nose

I don’t understand the narrative that people doubted this team could win. I don’t think anyone doubted that. I think far more people were resigned to that fact, disgusted by the inevitability, but no one doubted it.

When they give up the simplistic idea that the only way to be anti-owner is to overpay 3-5 players every year instead of stumping for higher salaries for all players, including minor leaguers.

“Well, sir, you’re polling 2% and becoming a laughingstock without a chance in hell of convincing anyone else to support you, so you might as well stop paying me these enormous sums of money now.”

As a longtime Rockets fan, I loathed the Sonics. They and the Jazz were our playoff nemeses and I loved to bitterly hate them.

This guy sold the Sonics to some crooks and rednecks in OKC and then claimed he didnt have the money to really keep the team. For that alone he should always be shunned and mocked. 

Click-bait. I haven’t seen a single Democrat that said they’d vote for this cock knocker. If anything, his libertarian views would peel off more Trump voters than Democrat (He’d definitely claim the 12% of Bernie voters that thought voting for Twitler was just fine).

I really feel like Jeffrey Epstein’s name would have been brought up a lot in the run up to the 2016 election if it weren’t for the fact that Bill Clinton was involved in that too. 

I really don’t think he goes in. I know he’s trending upward but I really think there are enough people who will just refuse to put him in that he’s got a ceiling. 

I’ve lived in NYC for 21 years, and been harassed on the street by the Black Israelites literally hundreds of times in that period. Weirdly, I never felt the urge to do anything other than walk away. Strange how easy that is. 

Without questioning whether the kid acted as awfully as portrayed, I must say that the lead speaker in the “Black Israelite cult,” without a doubt a fully grown man, comes off as the most vile, inflammatory person in the video.