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Curry shot 61.5% from deep tonight. That's okay I guess.

And some neck and elbow and arm ;)

Just hit 3 trays in 4 trips to ice to ice the game

Curry is the best shooter ever. Made all the more impressive by the fact that he's handling the ball and creating his shots, rather than sitting on a wing waiting for someone to pass it to him for a set shot.

Kinda sounds like a he said/he said, unless they can find a witness. Hard to prove the shooter's claim that Zimmerman waved a gun at him. Easy to prove he shot into Zimmerman's truck.

That was a 3/4 court shot. Gotta feel bad for the Grizz. Refs don't whistle an obvious foul on a 3-point shot, curry grabs the loose ball and hits a 70-footer to beat the buzzer. Grizz go from shooting 3 fts to cut the lead to 2 going into the 4th quarter to being down 8 in about .5 seconds

[Hidden Content] Charges filed against man who shot into Zimmerman's truck...

Something I forget every year, and then am reminded in the playoffs, is that Marc Gasol is a really good player. I like his game a lot.

I appreciate that, on both accounts. I have some liberal in me, but I don't want to ever give the impression that I support terrorism. I want them all dead, and I want us to be the country that kills them ;)

I think it's necessary to change some to properly do that job. my hope is that I can keep some of my empathy I've developed as a teacher when I make the change.

While I believe he was involved, I don't think any part of the NFL's appeals process is fair.

I'm sorry, what?

I didn't even know you were there when it happened. Did you testify at the trial?

Yup.

So you're suggesting that the ball boys did this on their own, then sent incriminating texts back and forth in order to frame him? That being said, I think the punishment is an overreaction, but I'd put the odds of Brady not being behind this whole charade at about .01%

Thank you, sir! I definitely feel like many of the skills I use in my classroom to control crazy hoards of kids will be applicable in law enforcement :)

Smitty, this isn't a court case. Common sense and tons of circumstantial evidence is MORE than enough to suspend him with. Surely you don't think he's innocent here?

TrueBlue is Smitty? Smitty is TrueBlue? Many things make sense now!

plain old common sense. along with a ton of evidence, and this all despite the fact that Brady refused to cooperate (sure sign of innocence right there).

Finally playing a little baseball

TRUEBLUE is probably looking for a new job after getting suspended indefinitely from his dream job as a Patriots ball boy.

I'm just a short way into a long process, but I've got it started at least.

What's funny is when I tell people I just tested for PAPD, they can't believe I'd rather work there because it's "so much more dangerous out there in Port Arthur!" I try to tell them they're wrong, but they still don't believe me.

in the overall scheme of things, this isn't that big of a deal. players cheat every game in one way or another to gain an advantage. that being said, Brady and the Pats brought this on themselves by lying, denying, and refusing to cooperate. Things would've been totally different in this scenario: The colts go to the league and tell them that they think the balls are underinflated. The pats get caught with under inflated balls that very game. the media finds, out, and the $%^#storm erupts, just like it did. but when asked about it, Brady answers as follows: "Yeah, I like to have the balls a little softer, and I asked the ball guys to let a little air out. I didn't really have any idea what PSI they were supposed to have, and I thought these were still legal. Sorry guys, I wasn't intentionally trying to gain an unfair advantage. Most quarterbacks like their footballs to feel a certain way, and I've always liked mine softer. I apologize." 3 days later, $25K fine for Brady, maybe $50K for the Pats, and we never talk about it again.

the problem he has is that he completely and totally was involved in this. there's more than enough evidence to show it. I completely agree with you that it would not stand up in court, but neither would not cooperating with the investigation, which Brady and the Patriots refused to do. If he wants to take it to court, he can, but then you're going to get a lot of information come out that did not originally due to their lack of cooperation.