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  1. Anyone starting Fournette at the Colts this week? If so, what’s your RB situation?

     

    For context, I need one of these to fill RB2...

     

    T Coleman @ Cleveland

    A Jones vs Miami

    T Cohen vs Detroit

    L Fournette @ Indy

     

    Add to those for the flex...

     

    C Godwin vs Washington

    S Shepard @ SF

     

    Non-PPR league, so I tend toward two of the four RB, but I’d listen to arguments for the WR as well.

  2. LeLakers, the K Love led Cavs , Knox at MSG, the Jimmy Butler saga, complaining about the difficulty the Warriors would have making chicken salad, not paying as much attention to the NFL(too violent for my taste), Markelle Fultz, Doncic, the Kings, Vince Carter chasing 25k points, the Spurs’ demise, Nikola Jokic, John Wall, Ulis finding a home, 76ers/Celtics/Lakers matchups. I’m sure there’s more. These come to mind.

  3. So... Jimmy Butler requested a trade this week.

     

    That’s no surprise to anybody who watches the Association. Thibs is a mediocre at best coach who has continually used every 1/64” tread on his players’s tires. The organization is stuck somewhere between rebuilding and contending, which is the worst place to be. KAT is probably the most powerful person in the locker room.

     

    The trifecta of ingredients for running the best player out of town. Add to that, Andrew Wiggins’ brother is thankful Jimmy wants out, despite the probability that Wiggins will be best known for being traded for Kevin Love after being selected #1 overall.

     

    The real surprise is the list of teams on Butler’s wishlist: Clippers, Knicks, Nets. He and Kyrie have been tied to the Knicks, and I could see Kevin Knox being included in either of those hypothetical trades, but what is Jimmy’s goal here outside of getting away from Thibs?

     

    Either/any of those markets are huge, so maybe he’s working on his brand recognition?

     

    Does he see something in those rosters that I don’t?

     

    They can all offer him max money, but then again, so can Minnesota...

     

    Any way you slice it, we gotta thank LeBron for making player mobility such a fun part of the offseason. That guy really is somethin.

  4. Paul Pierce is predicting Anthony Davis to be traded to LA or Boston by the All Star Break.

     

    Does this give LA a chance to make it happen?

     

    AD is head and shoulders above any player on the roster who would be involved in the trade, and I think he puts them in the WCF ahead of Houston, depending on the cost of acquiring him. That said, I think they’ll play for a spot in the WCF without him.

     

    Money aside(like money is ever put aside in the NBA) is five or six extra games enough to warrant blowing up a young core with potential?

     

    LeBron isn’t on his standard one-year deal, so I think he might be willing to be a little more patient. Whether that means waiting until the trade deadline or the ‘19-20 season, I don’t know.

     

    I do know he has never had a big as good as AD, so that’s intriguing.

     

    I’ll never root for the Lakers, but I’ll always root for LeBron, and I think either way, his situation in LA is one he’s happy to be in.

  5. I can dig some of the phat beats of rap, and while admittedly not personally very much street myself, I can be amused and feel the juice of some stuff I hear here and there, and even at times be moved to kick it, but the whole braggart cap-rap crap of rap is so tired, and why I wonder do supposedly everyday "good" people in masses glorify such a deluge of trash verbiage?

     

    I'm not convinced that the youth, or anyone for that matter benefits much from a head pounding bunch of rapid fire negativity and mentality decaying garbage. This might not be the only reason we have maladjusted kids running around, but IMO it sure isn't helping.

     

    Generations now deep filling their heads with negative junk only spells social disaster in the now, and long into the not so pretty looking future.

     

    You don’t listen, you just skim through it. (No shade)

  6. Tiger was a point of discussion at the 18th annual wiffleball League last weekend and I think the 25ish of us reached an agreement that you don’t get Rory/Reed ‘16 without Tiger late 90s/early aughts. He’s done so much for the game that I had to stop following golf digest across all platforms because of the “why should we care about Tiger” crowd.

     

    To lump all internet users into one big stereotype, we find it fashionable to disregard any and all transcendent figures. Maybe Tiger doesn’t transcend golf, I don’t know, but I wasn’t playing before him, and I damn sure wasn’t watching before him...

     

    The game has him solely to thank for large viewership and huge payouts, yet he’s “just another guy” to the hardcore fans at this point, because they were all looking to Rory/Rickie/Speith/whoever to take his spot, and it can’t be claimed. Nobody can fill those Nikes.

     

    As you can guess, I’m jacked up for this year’s event.

  7. Even at his best, Tiger was a so so Ryder Cup participant.

     

    Hopefully he'll play well, I'd love to see him win a few key points for the US.

     

    I think Tiger thrives on being the best at a solo sport where it’s on him to determine the outcome. When others can affect his results, that doesn’t set well with him. Again, I THINK...

  8. I think anyone who has followed golf over the last decade or so understands how differently this frames the event. Golf really is better when Tiger is good, and that’s saying a lot, because Reed and Rory a couple years ago were spectacular.

     

    What are you expecting, or maybe hoping, to see from him and the Americans?

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