@never_that__@jasonrmcintyre hahahaha - help his career? look at where he is? i disagree with him plenty, but i don't think jason needs career advice from twitter followers.
@PP_WorldwideGr8@Russellmania621@team980 Someone "deserving" it and someone being "worth" it on this team with this QB are two different things. JD can make pretty much anyone look good...so you can't just give Terry a blank check, even if the guy has done everything right.
@jasonrmcintyre Pretending that you're Steve Ganesh on Sunday afternoons in a middle school gym doesn't really make your point about the NBA any more coherent.
@jasonrmcintyre They were vilified for leaving, but they were allowed to, right? I’m losing track of what you’re arguing…you want them to be able to leave the small market team that drafted them, leave that team unable to contend, and be celebrated for it by the fans?
@ShomuS@DreFlair@jasonrmcintyre But still, who cares? What will be the long-term impact of that? How was the NBA harmed when Milwaukee played Phoenix (2021) or San Antonio played Cleveland (2007) rather than when Golden State played Boston (2022)?
@ShomuS@DreFlair@jasonrmcintyre And do you truly believe that one NBA Finals with lower ratings will severely impact the next television/media rights deal? That's the only way the NBA's financial state would be "a lot better" based on NBA Finals matchups.
@xDylanDittox@D_WhitsonBrand@TBurke16676745 @cpfc_geezy If you want to believe that some actors within the government may have known things were happening and didn't stop it or may have even been behind it, I could listen. But your claim was that planes didn't fly into buildings. I saw that occur. Millions did. I can't entertain that.
@xDylanDittox@D_WhitsonBrand@TBurke16676745 @cpfc_geezy What about ALL the eyewitness accounts of the people who saw the planes collide with the buildings? Are those just supposed to be ignored or disregarded for a handful of accounts that fit a conspiracy theory?
@DreFlair@jasonrmcintyre I'm not sure that's it...but I see your point too. I prefer when all teams have a shot to get good and when stars are incentivized to stay somewhere rather than form a super team. I would take the NFL model over the MLB model any day of the week.
@jasonrmcintyre I see what you mean...I get your point. But, I like that homegrown players might stay and represent their cities. It's more like the NFL and it gives fans from all over the country some shred of hope vs. the MLB concept where 15 teams serve as LA, Boston, and NY farm teams.
@FirstTake@stephenasmith Of course the Knicks can still win. That game was as big a coin flip as there was. They could easily win the next 2 and be right where everyone expected them to be after 3 games.
@Shellsyeah81 I get it...they have a history that dates back to college. But I think they are both professional athletes who can handle the attention. What I don't think is relevant is that they are different races or that they are both women. Shouldn't analysts treat all athletes the same?