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Surely been mentioned elsewhere, but worth repeating: Spurs are the only team who have not had a lottery pick since 1997.

Sean Elliott is awful. The first year when he was with ESPN, he was outstanding, but it looks like he didn't want to work that hard (and also likely didn't want to put up with ESPN's nonsense) and bolted. Since he's become the Spurs analyst he's fallen into a homeristic fan-pleasing schtick and...

If you swap Hill for Green on the Spurs, I think the stats are nearly equal or maybe better, although the overall effectiveness probably isn't. I don't see any way that Green gets close to Hill's numbers (14p, 4r, 5a) given the same 35 mpg on the Pacers.

Batum is a deceptively terrible defense player. I'd take Leonard -- and it's not even that close.

Popalicious works as a change-of-pace.

I always wondered what Solid D looked like.

Almost there. I think Popavellian is perfect.

Here's another one: Danny Green or George Hill? (Assume you get to keep Kawhi either way.) Now obviously Hill is the better all-around player. But Green has proven to be the better three-pointer shooter and is arguably turning out to be a better swing defender. Green's biggest deficiency is...

Why you gotta bring religion into this?

Man, f T-Mac. :madrun

I think Kenny Smith is really underrated. Plus, you can tell that he takes the job seriously--he actually puts time into thinking about what he wants to say and how he wants to make his points. He doesn't always come up with gems, but I respect the effort. I love Charles as much as anybody,...

Historically, the most reliable way to stop the Spurs' offense is to gum up Tony with a bigger guy. Tony Allen fits the bill, and that role is more to Allen's liking. Prince is also a possibility for a few minutes, although he's past his prime where he could be expected to it for long stretches. ...

I had to laugh when I saw this picture on mysa. Three guys wide open on the arc, and tbh if Duncan was cutting hard TP could still have probably also hit him for a layup.

1. The Grizzlies only had six steals. Job well done. :tu 2. Criminal 1 turns out to be a 21-year-old who lives a couple blocks away in a $1.2 million house. Criminal 2 turns out to be a 24-year-old who lives in a $1.5 million house. WTF? :rolleyes

I don't need to. The IRS has already admitted it.

Maybe it's not a good idea to joke around about who it might be, considering the FBI is involved. :lol

Best wishes to everybody in OKC. Hope everybody and their families stays safe.

It's apparent that more consertative groups were targeted than liberal groups.

My guess is because of his awesome block on Carmelo in game 6. He went straight up on that one, just as Bonner did.

They haven't even seen our final form, yet.

lol

Nice win by Norwich City over Man City.

I hate Barry because he's a Chicago politician. Chicago is the worst, by far, of all political municipalities. And Obama fits the Chicago stereotype to a T.

Well boutons, the article is more about The Chicago Way. The point I'm making is that we elected this president out of the Chicago Political Machine. That was my biggest problem with Obama from the outset. That is the most politically corrupt area in the country.

I think one big move the Griz make for game 2 is putting Tony Allen on Parker. While Allen's only 6'4", he's still in the mode of rangier guys that sometimes give TP problems. Also Conley is more likely to stay home Green behind the arc.