Probably right...Lebron might be the closest thing to such a superstar player who would react properly to Phil’s needling. But lets be honest, earlier in his career he’d probably curl up into a fetal ball as he didnt handle adversity anywheres near as well as he appears to now (e.g. last years 3-1 comeback).

I think Pau was top 5 at that time...I think people tend to underrate how good Pau was in his prime because he was never flashy or outspoken FWIR. Well, top 10 at least.

Actually, in the 2009 playoffs they were equal, and in 2010 Gasol actually had more win shares than Kobe.

“Instead of wasting time reading or watching this guy ramble about abstract things, go learn some real skills, learn a new language or try your hand at art or a hobby.”

I think you’re operating under a false assumption, Tad. You’re assuming that nobody is smarter than you and nobody has information that you could learn from. While it’s undoubtedly true that a lot of these “courses” are a waste of time, only a fool would completely close his/her mind to the possibility that somebody…

(pounding my head against a wall)

I’d get into a discussion with you about the difference between an adjective and a compound noun, but that might be even more boring than highlight truthing.

You and the OP should get a room and have boring, vanilla sex together.

It’s actually not a walk, and kind of amazingly so. He doesn’t even walk in the way that most players do and never ever gets called, where they change their pivot foot after they square up. Towns reverse pivots, then keeps the right foot pivot foot (most guy switch to the left there because it’s easier for…

Hi Jeremiah. Let me try to explain this to you, as someone who is also white, and male, as best I can.

Your read is wrong. You can’t be both a publicly traded company and not a publicly traded company. It’s an either/or proposition.

I think outside, because the ? Is yours, not the quotes.