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At least we didn't arrest Scottie. Suck it, Louisville.

Actually, we traded him to the Clippers. The Clippers traded him to OKC for Paul George, the following year.

Well, I was referring to the current OKC team. Who is their generational player? SGA? The Hornets were the ones who drafted him, at #11. And then traded him immediately. And even if he leaves OKC, they won 68 games this year, and are currently 2 games away from the conference finals. So, they've got a chance, which is something we've never said about the Hornets. My point being, even if the odds weren't stacked against us (which they are), we'd manage to screw it up anyway. Even if the lottery was legit, it's just a bad, bad look for the NBA. We've heard scattered "rigged" claims before, but last night everyone seemed to be in agreement. Even Mavs fans.

Thing is, we can't even blame it on being a small market. OKC is a smaller market than Charlotte, and they're competing. Just need solid ownership and a good front office. We've never had good ownership, and our last good GM was Bob Bass.

The cycle continues...

I was bored at work, so I did 50 draft lottery simulations: #1 pick - 12% #2 pick - 26% #3 pick - 8% #4 pick - 10% #5 pick - 8% #6 pick - 30% #7 pick - 6%

Season finally over.

Congrats to UNCC for keeping their streak of irrelevance going.

Was listening to Rich Eisen, and he said he was hearing Darnold staying in Minnesota on a large, short-term deal (2 years?) and Daniel Jones to the Colts.

People cared as it was happening, but after a year or two, most people had moved on. There was no public outcry to bring the NBA back to Charlotte, it just happened.

Nobody seemed to care when they relocated to New Orleans. And that was a pretty decent team. Between the losing and the crappy tv deal, they've become an afterthought.

Mahomes has been putrid. I'm arguing against the idea that Brady would beat this Eagles team.

The Giants defense would argue otherwise.

This is reminiscent of Ravens-Giants.

Why? All the old white guys are already watching.