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Bradley Beal: PER, career: 18.2; Win Shares, career: 56.1 Mike Conley: PER, career: 17.3; Win Shares, career: 100.5 If Beal's a HOF'er, so is Conley. (KAT: PER is 23.8, WS: 75; Booker: PER is 18.8, WS: 45.1)

They did mention it--talked about how Donovan Mitchell was outright and vocally pissed at Gobert. It was a short paragraph, but definitely mentioned. A couple non-Gobert thoughts from the article: * Solidifies what we already knew-Draymond Green is on the Mount Everest of dickheads. The...

No one delivers the O'Bannion energy on here like you:

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The sleestaks were scary as &$%#. The source of a few nightmares of my youth, for sure.

I feel the same towards Killers of the Flower Moon, want to watch it, but is that really happening on my couch at the end of a long day? The Irishman has been sitting in my Netflix queue since it's been released for similar reasons. What's worked for me with some other movies is to approach...

How many beers had you had? :ROFLMAO:

Timberwolves alert today and a fun trip down memory lane: -our first 20 ppg player -Croatian big man -The Professor (who was more or less adjunct by the time he made it to the Wolves)

On the non-Timberwolves side of things, kind of humorous to see two players (Curry and Derozan) up for the Clutch Player of the Year when their respective teams couldn't make it out of the play-in rounds.

My April streak ended today-Cubs no hitter. I’d been able to roll pretty good luck throughout the month and I was thwarted by one of the oldest franchises going—albeit one with a paucity of no-hitters. Onto May!

This is pretty cool and if things keep going the way they’ve started, a perfect season for the nostalgia tour.

Finally got around to watching Crazy Stupid Love this week and I really enjoyed it, particularly the chemistry between Ryan Gosling and Steve Carrel--seems there's a lot of talk about there's no movie stars anymore, but Gosling delivers pretty much all the time and I like that his ego isn't so...

From the recesses of my memory, another Pirate popped-the immortal Sammy Khalifa who I recall was a hot prospect back in the day and sure enough, he was a 1st round pick. G’damn, I love the Grid.

I am still standing, been keeping a low profile, like a pitcher with a no-hitter through 5-feels close yet far away at the same time. For Pirates, the current ace of the Yankees popped into my head but that category is one of my least favorite for MLB, I was fortunate that my stab with Cory...

So, out of curiosity, I visited a few different Twitter accounts for noteworthy programs-Kansas, Villanova, UCLA. . .programs where they're not getting a new coach and the program has been done with basketball for at least two-three weeks, so no updated status on actual games. And all of the...

I'm still alive, by the skin of my teeth--somehow, someway remembered that former Mets phenom Paul Wilson blew out his arm and resurfaced with the Rays, which saved me. I live another day. Just hoping the Marlins aren't popping up anytime soon. After solving today's grid, I seemed to recall...

You inspired me to try for a perfect April and I was cruising along until today when the D-Backs showed up--however, I was able to persevere with recalling some big names from their early days (Carlos Baerga, Luis Gonzalez, and Randy Johnson). Heaven help me if/when the Rays/Marlins show up.