@scottbelsky Anonymity does not, and cannot, exist outside of a context. Therefore it’s value is, by definition, contextual. Like many capabilities, it is inherently neither good nor bad.
@SteinmetzNBA Same here -- got to the Bay from the East Coast when I was 25 in 1988. I always call fouls as defense and find that it sets the example with others doing the same afterwards. Same rule as well for balls out-of-bounds...I feel it's a character thing...
@SteinmetzNBA Andre has earned our trust. If he says he can't play, I believe him. He would be a liability to his team playing at even 70%, which he understands. That's why he's not playing. Sadly, it's the correct decision.
@TonyMarinaro Article continued: "They all walked in and it looked like they were holding hands,” Durant cracked. “I could tell they enjoyed being around each other.”"
@TonyMarinaro From the article: "Durant heard rumors Golden State was sending a large contingent, but was floored when he opened the door in The Hamptons. There stood Steph Curry, Klay Thompson, Draymond Green and Andre Iguodala, all grinning from ear to ear."