Stinky Stanky

Far right, anti-vaxxer, got COVID last year (duh). Stuff's prolly still ravaging her brain.

He'll join an existing culture with strong leadership who will take him by the hand (figuratively) and point him in the right direction. Or drive him to O'Hare if he biffs up.

Coby being the only scorer on the 2nd unit, you have to keep one of the big two out there with them. But Coach does that anyway.

Can't blame the last coach for trying to make him a PG when there were no other options available. Now we're swimming in PG's. The coach was prolly acting at management's orders anyway. Coby's become better at it over the course of his career.

Or worse. Knees.

Trading Vuc now would be management admitting they made a huge mistake; something that management almost never does, according to Stanky's Theory of Human Resources. Either way, they need some rim protection, preferably the kind that can shoot a 3 once in a while.

Wendell's a different guy when he's not playing out of position like he did here. Needs some 3 point work if he's gonna be a 2022 NBA 4.

Coach let Mahomes talk him into taking a shot, blew it, then put a lid on him 2nd half. NFL football can be interesting if it doesn't involve an unwatchable Bears team.

Six points in the last seven minutes? Good enough is good enough for me.

You nailed the root of it. It's a made-for-TV rule that puts championships (and $100's of millions) at the mercy of a coin toss. Might be OK for the regular season but too arbitrary for the playoffs.

What's better, Rodgers heartbreak or Brady heartbreak?

And have a nice day.

Bucks March 4 at the UC, then twice more. Bloodbath!

Three point shooting by both teams was like what the Warriors did last nite in losing to a Pacers team missing all of its starters. And yet both games were interesting.

Athletic, skilled bigs are gonna kill us. I'm having trouble deciding between those two and Joker for my All-Star vote. All three? What the hell.

I thought that the name of Pistons' player Hamidou Diallo was familiar. An unarmed man named Amadou Diallo was shot to death by four NYC police officers about 20 years ago. Prolly a variant spelling of the same first name. The four were acquitted but the dead man's family still won a $3M settlement from NYC.

Either way. For all we know, his agent is planting those stories about NFL teams wanting him. All in good clean fun, right?

Leverage.

Laugh if you want, but when Jim Finks, the GM who owned 5% of the Bears stock was leaving the team and had to sell his stock, JR and EE offered to buy it and thus established a market value for the shares which the McCaskey's had to match and that is why they hate the Sox ownership to this day. It coulda been!!!

A mere 20 footer? Child's play, my friend.?

Plenty of time to drive into the lane and go body hunting and DDR chose to yo-yo the ball and put up an off-balance 28 footer. Out of gas or afraid of the big bodies in his way? Won and I feel like they lost. I need a drink now, not at midnight.

9-6 is far enough higher than the median to qualify as better than mediocre. But I get what you're saying.

Grain or two of truth among the chaff right there. Could it be that the players they have to work with is making all those head coaches look bad to mediocre?

Long arms. athleticism and PG skills vs. Coby's offense. Coby's offense looked pretty good last night, short arms and all. His future is second team scorer or trade bait. He and Ayo could play backcourt together because they have complementary skills. Depends how well Ilyasova fills the rebounding and defense void. Ilya's got a bag of tricks all right; not a dirty player in the cheap shot sense, but he'll occasionally grab a waistband so he can get a rebound. Good clean fun, right? Can't think of the name of that Euro thug who cheap shotted people all over the place a few years ago. Newly acquired McClung is an intriguing player. He's a twerp, but he can do a lotta the same things Trae and Curry do. Not as well, yeah, yeah, yeah, I know.

He can hit a shot, he gets you the ball and he can defend a man. He's also one of these guys with a clouded identity, like some Latin American baseball players, except he's a Turk? with a Russian last name, although he might be a Russian masquerading as a Turk. Whatever. Call him an international man of mystery. He was once involved in a trade for Serge Ibaka, who is what we really need right now.