fair. i’m content with “we’ll see”.

Glad you acknowledge how dumb your position is.

I never said they were a powerhouse. They don’t need to be a powerhouse to have a brighter future than a team that just won 28 games, hasn’t had a single season over .500 in more than a decade, and whose future depends on a potential superstar who has played less than hal a season in the NBA due to ongoing injury…

Yes, a team that has made a conference finals and won the number 1 seed has a brighter future than a team that remains in the basement of the league.

Are you willing to square up against Aroldis Chapman? I’m definitely not. Not putting my fingers anywhere near the barrel of the bat and not opening up and getting myself any closer to the plate. Nope nope nope not gonna do it.

I’m not too afraid of a tennis ball. (I’ve been hit by a smash a couple times against top…

You mean besides having the #1 pick in the draft?

That’s approximately how many times I strike out each night at the bar.

Not to mention Jordan left to play baseball for two years and first round series used to be best of 5.

I used to go on r/NBA a lot a while back, and this post from like 2 years ago is still the best thing that’s ever happened there. I wish I trusted anything as much as delusional Sixers fans trust the process.

Interesting, to NBA players in the early 90's Magic Johnson was himself untouchable.

I’d like it when presidential handshakes are not a matter of national scrutiny and embarrassment.

I’m not sure what your point is. Wilt averaged two personal fouls a game for his career while averaging 46 minutes a game.

I love that you guys have to call back to Burneko’s sour grapes column

“Boston defied its true home (the trash can) and won the first quarter by 10 points. They saddled LeBron James with four fouls before halftime and got their lead up to 16 points”

Kyrie was on fire. He looked almost as good as John Wall.

Drew agrees with you.

What percentage of people masturbate for the last time realizing they are doing so?

C’mon Al, the C’s-Wiz games 5-7 were great. Game 6 was certainly the best (and my team lost!) but that stretch of 3 was good stuff.

One week ago, Albert Burneko wrote in the comments: “You really can’t conceive of any reason to want your team to advance in the playoffs other than a clear likelihood that they’ll be the one team in the entire conference that gets to play in the Finals? It’s truly inconceivable to you that somebody might want to see…