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Isaac has a lot of developing to do but you can't teach a 7'2 wingspan and guys with that kind of wingspan with the ability to dribble and move on offense is hard. Our new FO is basically the guys who drafted the Greek Freak in Milwaukee and they probably see a similar kind of guy here. ​My biggest concern is he for sure needs to work on his shooting and we still probably have the worst collection of shooters in the league. I'm hoping our roster gets blown up, I want to move bums like Vucevic and Fournier quick.

​Amen. On top of that, not everyone in the country follows or believes the same religion so making laws with religious intent is oppression and infringing on everyone's rights. Which is the main reason why I hated all the anti-gay marriage bullshit.

I like the Magic drafting Isaac at 6, but disappointed we just gave away the 25th overall pick after making a good move to acquire it for Ibaka at the deadline.

​Tbh I'm not sure how many players want to go to the Cavs with LeBron...

Tbh I like what the Nets did in that trade, their previous poor management leaves them without opportunity to add young talent so they trade away a guy that wasn't worth re-signing there long term to get D'Angelo Russell, who is about as good of a young player Brooklyn could get their hands on. The move for the Lakers was all cap space, dumping Mozgov was a win for them.

So it looks like the Venom spinoff may be MCU afterall....

​I don't think Fultz is a surefire star, or even the surefire best prospect (or even PG) of this draft. Which is super deep.

​That happens in every sport. Was the NFL doomed after the Seahawks embarrassed the Broncos in the Super Bowl years back? It doesn't need to be 7 game series everywhere to be fun.

​There is no rule, it's all made up by fans. Durant was free to sign where he pleases. I fail to see how Malone going to 76ers is more comparable to going to the Clippers, the 76ers won 58 games and made it to the Finals in 1982 and then signed the league MVP and won 65 games en route to a dominating title. It's very similar to Durant, a team with stars needing another piece to get over the top. ​Also, congrats to the Warriors on another championship. How unselfish they played this season was remarkable.

​What does it matter who beat him in the playoffs? Iggy did the same thing years ago after the Nuggets lost to the Warriors in the playoffs. Also, for what it's worth the Spurs not only didn't have the flexibility to make Durant a realistic possibility, I don't think he'd fit in there as well as he has in Golden State with them already having a star at the same position. Plus, why is it okay to join one contender but not another? One is weak sauce and one is not, it's just you cherry picking things to make a flimsy argument. Fans just get butthurt over super teams but they've always existed and always will because more often than not having multiple stars is the best way to a championship. You don't hear whining about Moses Malone jumping ship to the proven 76ers and dominating the league for a title in 1983 (they swept the Magic/Kareem Lakers in the Finals after being beaten by them the year before, sounds familiar huh?), and the whining over Durant going to Golden State will dissipate just as the Malone hate has and even the LeBron hate.

He should get one. I hope the Bucs can sign Mike Evans to an extension before he gets one because his deal will for sure set the standard for elite WRs going forward.

If Durant was being carried by Curry and Thompson then I'd call this a weak ring, but he's the best player on the floor and he is leading this team to a championship. ​People can hate on Durant all they want, but as a FA his only two choices were to take the money and accept not winning a title in his prime or go to the team that gives him the supporting cast to win multiple titles. I think it's an easy call and one people will get over in time, I mean people have gotten over the extreme LeBron hate when he jumped ship to Miami. People complain when players chase money and they whine when they chase rings. Durant didn't want to be remembered with Westbrook as the Stockton/Malone of our era, he wanted glory and he's going to get it. Good for him.

​I honestly just hate romance in comic book films anymore, because you either have to put in a lot of effort to make the romance work or you end up with a romantic side story that doesn't really pay off. Like in this movie. I didn't like all the will they or won't they stuff with Star-Lord and Gamora in GotG2 either and I've crapped all over the Thor/Jane Foster romance in the movies so I don't want to sound biased against DC in this instance. I just think the romance aspect of this movie was one of it's least interesting plotlines and I guess the filmmakers agreed because it was such a small part of most of the movie that it almost wasn't worth throwing in.

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​I'm going to disagree with this heavily. It could be dangerous for sure, but driving a car is more likely to end your life than something sexual related. A lot of people are really reckless drivers, but driving is looked down upon. Sex is a natural and pleasurable experience that people should enjoy as they please as long as it's between two consenting adults. It's up to the individual on how smart/careful you want to be about it, but I don't think it should be looked down upon at all.

I agree with the notion that if a woman sleeps with a lot of partners, she is a slut. But I personally have zero issues and wouldn't "shame" or whatever you want to call it a woman for that choice. Because as long as you're being safe and not risking disease I think that's a completly acceptable life choice and there is NOTHING wrong with it. There is also nothing wrong with a man not wanting to be with a slutty woman because again that's a personal choice. But I don't think these women should feel bad for their decisions at all, if they love sex then good for them love it and love life. Just be smart and safe and don't risk ending your life prematurely with an STD. ​As for the topic at hand, I think it's great that people are pushing to become open minded and accepting of other people and different life styles. It's a good step towards a likely unrealistic goal of peace among humanity. I do think things are fair game for jokes and fun at times though, there's a fine line between being a good person who accepts others and being overly sensitive and crying at anything mildly offensive.

The NBA has always been dominated by ​So you hate that everyone wants to play in a big market but think the NBA was better off when the Lakers and Celtics (two big market teams that combine for a majority of championships in NBA history) were dominating? ​The NBA is always going to be full of dominant players and teams, there's been very little parity in this league and it will stay that way most likely. ​As for the Finals, I honestly think the Warriors will sweep. Kevin Durant is a man on a mission with what could be the greatest supporting cast ever. I know the Cavs got 'em last year but I think Golden State is way better and Cleveland is not as good as last year. Maybe next year's Finals will be more interesting because it's hard to imagine it won't be another Warriors/Cavaliers one.

Saw Wonder Woman for the first time yesterday, I thought it was a good and not great origin story film. It's a bit overhyped right now because of the whole female lead thing so I'll let people have their fun with that. I thought the movie could've had a way better 3rd act and while the color of the movie was not as bad as previous DCEU movies it still was a bit too dark/dull at times. I'll give it a 8/10, best DCEU film so far and a good start for them.

Surprised that didn't happen sooner, that show should be gold and there should be no issues with rights or anything so we can see Deadpool annoy the hell out of everyone in the Marvel universe.

Wouldn't it be something if the Cavs and Warriors swept their way all the way to the Finals in their conferences squaring off in Game 1 undefeated?

A yes-man to an unproven HC? Sounds like this is a recipe for success.

The plot was a very cut and dry simple one, but that is because they put more emphasis on character development than an epic story. Gunn did a good job with it though, we learned a lot about what makes these characters who they are and it will make people more attached to them going forward.

Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 may have been the funniest MCU movie to date and it's character development was top notch. It lacked plot though, I'd still give it an 8/10. One of the things that I really loved was... ​

This is the most forced retirement ever, nobody was touching the guy as a starter so he was smart to take this opportunity.

lol at the Clippers being bounced in the 1st by an inexperienced Jazz team. They just suck.