Kings are only 1 game out of the lead in the West and 8-2 in their last 10. But yeah, instinct would suggest otherwise.I mean you can blame Joe, and it’s probably partially on him, but they are just coasting on both ends due to the opponent.
Well, good luck out there.Yes on League Pass. I’m in the Boston area and I cut the cord on cable. I think there are blackout restrictions for in market games. I guess I could do it via VPN.
Zero foul thereSaw a carry, travel, and push off on that play. Literally the only thing I didn’t see was a foul on White.
If they're playing bad stop the game and talk it over.you sure it wasn't the players playing bad?
fwiw the research into whether TO's stop runs seems to suggest they have zero effect.If they're playing bad stop the game and talk it over.
If they're playing bad there's no reason to assume they will all of a sudden play good.
"You" saw the run coming as they were getting lazy on both ends. Imo a more proactive approach could have nipped it in the bud.
Yeah, but that’s the same kinda research that says player opt outs only benefit the player and that there are no clutch hitters.fwiw the research into whether TO's stop runs seems to suggest they have zero effect.
not sure if this is sarcastic but in the case of "clutch" its more an absence of evidence issue whereas in this case there is a lot of data that affirmatively indicates it does not help much.Yeah, but that’s the same kinda research that says player opt outs only benefit the player and that there are no clutch hitters.
It’s sarcastic and he’s agreeing with you.not sure if this is sarcastic but in the case of "clutch" its more an absence of evidence issue whereas in this case there is a lot of data that affirmatively indicates it does not help much.
We definitely don’t want to go here.whats the etymology of "cheesedick"
Thanks I will get by.Well, good luck out there.
I believe it’s still the original Latin. It was applied to careless shopkeepers who would spill a good portion of the wine they sold.whats the etymology of "cheesedick"
Shut up, nerd.I believe it’s still the original Latin. It was applied to careless shopkeepers who would spill a good portion of the wine they sold.
interesting, you still see it in the romance langauges, for example in portuguese you have the famous bread "pau de queijo"I believe it’s still the original Latin. It was applied to careless shopkeepers who would spill a good portion of the wine they sold.
Shut up, nerd.interesting, you still see it in the romance langauges, for example in portuguese you have the famous bread "pau de queijo"
Shut up, nerd.Isn't is better to have cheesedicked and lost than never to have cheesedicked at all?
Every cheese dick tom and harry agrees.Isn't is better to have cheesedicked and lost than never to have cheesedicked at all?
Says the guy who accurately conjugated it on the National Latin Exam.Shut up, nerd.
Σώπα, σπασίκλα.Says the guy who accurately conjugated it on the National Latin Exam.
Cheesedickeremus
Cheesedickeretis
Cheesedickerent
He does and he doesn’t.If they cheesedick the lead and end up winning the game, does Shrodinger kill the cat?
I dunno.