This is the difference b/w basketball & hockey. Hockey fans don’t ever hold the Stanley Cup because they didn’t earn it. Only the players get to do that.
Speaking only for me (and perhaps others) there will be no whitewashing here.
I'm trying to think of a bigger disconnect between the likeability of a championship team and the likeability of the championship owner.
When I was in my 20s, Tiger and Phil were two of the 10 or 15 biggest stars in sports and it’s amazing in retrospect how little we knew about them at the time
Dylan Harper has made 72 restricted-area FGs in these playoffs at a 67.2% clip.
That's the most restricted-area FGM by any PG in a single postseason since Russell Westbrook in 2014, who did so on 53.3% FG.
We're talking about a rookie here. Unfathomable driving talent.
I can’t get past this. And it’s not just the zeroes throwing stuff. Who celebrates the biggest win in franchise history by going to the hotel of the losing team?
This is a great first question by Scott Van Pelt.
"How do you make sense of this scene and your role in creating it?"
Question is open-ended and lean. It highlights the excitement of the moment.
Most importantly, it structured so that O.G. can give an expansive answer. That gets the subject into the conversation, creates an initial dynamic between two people, and off you go.
Great work.
Say Brendan Sorsby throws two picks in the first half of a game — you’ll have people wondering if he had money on the Tech under.
Every play will be scrutinized and questioned.