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Break a leg, LeBron.

In the league where 35-year olds are still dominating, we have a legit all-NBA player who will not turn 29 until the next season, and we have a huge chunk of this board wanting to trade him because he doesn't fit some imaginary timeline and because draft picks. I swear, some of you need to be...

Nurkić would've been an All-Star had he not broken his leg back in the day.

It's pretty ridiculous that in 2025, our strategy seems to be to hope that the other team will miss open threes. This defensive scheme is from the 2000s.

I didn't forget anything. I'm just giving you the benefit of the doubt and assuming you made a mistake, as opposed to doing something silly like pretending preseason games are anything more than glorified practices.

He wasn't leading anybody in scoring. He has 2 points in a game and then 0 in the next one.

But he has give no indication this is his last year, and I can't imagine a universe in which the Lakers are currently paying his diabolically bad son while planning to let LeBron go next year.

Man, I freely admit to nothing almost nothing about the cap because it's math and utterly boring, but can someone explain how it's even possible for the Lakers to have two players making 100 million between them and somehow be in a position to even make trades, let alone sign free agents?

Damn straight. We're winning 44-games and upsetting the Thunder in the first round.

My goodness, the Clippers are junior varsity.

Also, is it too early to say thing like "The Jazz are destroying LA like a wildfire?"

It feels like Nurkić was just very unmotivated the last couple of years.

Feels like every other player has 15+ seasons under their belt. And not necessarily in the good way.

What the hell is going on?

The only correct answer. What a season for my dad to figure out how to hack Dish Network cards. I must've watched 65-70 of the games that year.

Ah yes, the homeless, paralyzed man's Rudy Gobert.

This is the thing I absolutely cannot understand. Why does it seem like so many people in America(and the world, really) are so angry? About everything and at everyone.

He's a moral architect of the most serious attempt to establish a tyrannical government in American history.

Isn't this the whole point of the Second Amendment? The right of citizens to take up arms against tyranny? You'd think patriots would be orgasming over this.

I was more concerned about calling our Canadian police to report a potential American spy in our midst.