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| Date | Title | Body |
|---|---|---|
| 4 weeks 3 days ago | Don't hockey players remove |
Don't hockey players remove their helmets and gloves to intentionally deal blows to heads? Isn't that something that happens every game? And it's not like it's in the run of play. |
| 4 weeks 3 days ago | Not saying he shouldn't be |
Not saying he shouldn't be suspended, but didn't this happen in hockey like 15 times in the past 3 days? |
| 5 weeks 3 days ago | Seriously though the NBA is |
Seriously though the NBA is for criminals |
| 5 weeks 3 days ago | THUGS! CRIMINALS! ALL NHL |
THUGS! CRIMINALS! ALL NHL PLAYERS!! |
| 8 weeks 19 hours ago | Not to take anything away |
Not to take anything away from this as an admirable action, but why does every single mention of the NBA on this blog have to reference how despicable the league and/or its players are? You don't have to like the league, but those of us who follow it closely know that there's no reason to think most players aren't by and large good people. |
| 13 weeks 1 day ago | 1.) Sport Management at |
1.) Sport Management at Michigan is essentially a business degree. Almost a third of the people in my classes are pre-law, and plenty go on to work for financial firms that have nothing to do with sports. Not that working in sports is even something to sneeze at. 2.) Sports movement is not a major that is offered... Maybe they meant Movement Science? Most of those kids are pre-med. |
| 14 weeks 4 days ago | Ok this is just inaccurate on |
Ok this is just inaccurate on a number of levels. For one, the assertion that players, particularly point guards, in the NBA don't have "developed" games is ridiculous. The NBA is loaded with loaded with point guard talent right now, and to suggest that Chris Paul and Deron Williams aren't "developed" is nonsensical. For two, I wouldn't even consider Jeremy LIn an "all-around" player. I want to take nothing away from his accomplishments because what he is doing is truly sensational, but dude has flaws. He shot well this past game, but he has a funky shot and it remains to be seen whether or not he can be a consistent jump shooter. He gets most of his points via penetration to his right, and is definitely not ambidextrous yet. He also very much relies on his size and athleticism. He's not Derrick Rose or Russell Westbrook, but he's also much bouncier than say, Steph Curry and way stronger than a Nash. His 6-3 200 frame allows him to absorb contact in the lane and he has the hangtime and strength to finish tough layups. D-Mo has the size but is not as quick or athletic as Lin (and is even more right-dominated). In conclusion, Lin is plenty fun to watch, and so far looks to be an excellent player, but he's not really a revelation stylistically, and shouldn't be used to bash the NBA. |
| 14 weeks 5 days ago | Not stupid. |
I took a flier on him after his first game and let's just say it has paid off. |
| 23 weeks 2 days ago | This seems downright |
This seems downright reasonable |
| 24 weeks 21 hours ago | The majority of people don't |
The majority of people don't hate Tim Tebow and I hate how the media paints that picture |
