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They're really gonna have to explain why Taker cares about beating Shane, in a cell, for control of Raw. He's basically Vince's henchman in this for no reason whatsoever.

That Fastlane PPV was a total stinker.

If they decide to be interested in Scott Brooks, we'll know they haven't given up hope on KD.

I wasn't expecting much, simply cuz he was coming off that back injury, but he's been everything they could've ask for.

I agree with you, Temple's fine. He's the least of this team's concerns. I suspect any plan A that is Durant is destined to fail. This debacle of a season has seen to that.

With a team this young, I doubt they'll see it as a wake up call. If they were a team of juniors and seniors rather than freshman and sophomores, I might be more optimistic.

So you think this move automatically puts us in the playoffs and out of the lottery this year? It's not a foregone conclusion we lose the #1.

I'm not concerned about the pick as long as he's not a cancerous malcontent. As a talent, at only 26, he's as good as a Ernie selected non-lottery pick would be. If a mid-first round draft pick could get you 10-15 pts and 5-6 boards and had his skill set, most would take that all day. That's basically what you're getting out of Otto and this pick would be much lower than that.

As bad as they looked, if Stone plays, it's still a W. Another failure to make it to the second weekend is well within the cards with this group.

It's he your twin? Twins are a weird lot. Connected in a way regular people will never understand. That said, he ain't the first twin to not play with his brother, he does need to get it together. Cuz I don't get the sense his brother is acting out.

They're still gonna be a terrible defensive team. That won't be fixed with a trade. They need a whole new philsophy. Morris could wind up being the 2016 version of Andray Blatche.

Did we get his brother too, cuz otherwise, he's gonna pout.

Markieff Morris to the Wiz for Humphries, Blair, and a protected first.

I don't disagree that Wall's the best in the East, I disagree that the ASG proves it. Using the ASG as a barometer of anything is absurd. It's a totally non-competitive exercise.

Sicario. Well done flick. Made me want to read up on Juarez.

I'm impressed you all actually watched that much of the game. lol After the hundredth wide open 3 or clear path to the hoop, I bailed after 3 minutes of the second quarter. The All-Star game performance proves it? lol

I was entertained by Deadpool, but I won't be as effusive in my praise as most people that've seen it. It wasn't next level or anything. I'm hoping with some extra funds to work with, if Colossus returns for the sequel, they can upgrade the CGI. The lips were just kinda doing their own thing. It was Saturday morning level FX in some spots. If you did a top 10 comic superhero movies, how far would you go before you got to Deadpool? I might have to go 7-10, somewhere in there. The way folks were talking about it, it sounded upper echelon, but it's not quite that. It's faithful and different tho, kudos for that.

Gordon got robbed. It never should've gotten to that last dunk. Levine had great dunks, they weren't equal to either the spinning mascot dunk or the seated dunk by Gordon. He should've taken the trophy on either of those. And Gordon went first, so it could've been a 50-49 situation, but it should been over.

Ninety days seems excessive for that. I can't imagine Titus is crazy enough to go at Vince in front of an arena full of people and all his colleagues and been serious. Just seems like a misunderstanding. Like something an apology and explanation couldve cured. Suspend him for Smackdown and the following Raw if you have to do something. This seems bizarre, mainly because of who it is. Titus seems to have a pretty stellar reputation there.

Word is Titus O'Neil is suspended following an incident with Vince during Bryan's retirement speech. Did anybody catch that? Apparently, you could kinda see something going on on the Network portion, but it wasn't entirely clear the nature of it.

I'd love to know what Bryan thinks of all those doctors that said he was fine.

On the list of guys that I think should be stars but aren't, Ryback would be near the bottom of the list. Some guys just have charisma, some don't. Even years ago before Heyman was in the picture, Lesnar was magnetic and a big deal.

I wonder what made him retire, given that he was touting how many independent doctors have cleared him without reservations?

I was on that Beal train for a while, but I get further away from that as I watch him, rather than closer. I get a "what you see is what you get" kinda vibe. Obviously, his Mr. Glass tendencies are troubling. And he's not really a dynamic player. And I get it, he's so young, he hasn't even hit his prime yet. I can see his career being more Allan Houston, than Ray Allen. And Allan Houston was a good player and had a really good career, but it wasn't Ray Allen level.

I'm not opposed to Griffin, but Beal, Porter, and an unprotected first I wouldn't be in to. And really more for Porter than Beal, oddly enough. However, Beal hasn't been anywhere close to a max player, so if he were inclined to get that from somebody, I'd let him walk. And that unprotected first could very well be in the lottery this year.