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This is similar to Devin Harris' heave a few years back. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TG8L70IKYiM

The speed of light is given as 299,792,458 meters per second (or 670,616,629 miles per hour). But what is the speed of dark?

No haterade here. Right now I'm on Guinness. You should try some to calm the ol' nerves. By the way, none of that answered my statement that Fes' fouling - which he has not learned to curb in several years of playing - could adequately counterbalance his "effectiveness" or "+/-" or whatever...

What, exactly, is "much, much greater than" as ">>" suggests? 20 mpg? 25? Projecting outward from tonight, he'd have fouled out in 21 minutes. That's simply not good enough. Nor is his other production going to counterbalance those trips to the line for the other team. That must have...

31 points, 10 rebounds, 3 blocks, 2 assists. I think this is the game we were all waiting for.

If I had to choose between a Rockets dude and SJax or McGee, I'd take SJax/McGee.

How to Train Your Dragon (best animated movie this year including Toy Story 3 IMHO) Shutter Island (believe it or not) The Expendables (I know, I know)

Certainly not at the 3. We agree. I don't know much about Gomes, so I'll take your word for it. I doubt Milsap can handle Griffin under normal circumstances (Blake is a hyperathlete), which is why I agree and think AJ should try his hand at it. I think - even at this early juncture - Blake...

IGS, we actually agree. Sorta. I would like to see AJ slide over to the 4. The biggie though is if Okur is doing well at the 5. If he's moving too slowly and if Kaman or whoever is blowing by him, then that experiment needs to end. I'm also apprehensive about Paul at the 3. Does he do...

Deron: 22 points, 9 assists Milsap: 17/7 AJ: 19/13 Fes: Gets a 360 windmill from the foul line shoved down his throat by Griffin in the 4th quarter. And fouls Griffin in the process. Hayward: Actually not a bad game for him...8 points 2 assists. Jazz win 100-92

Watched the original Superman last night. Always a great movie.

McGee would be a great backup (at first) and could slide into the starting lineup so that Al could play the 4. Great player for a great price. Think Washington would give him up for only ~$1.6M?

He'll beat it if he's not weak-minded. AIDS is an addiction, you know.

One of those Magic Johnson 25 years/$25M deals?

I'm not maintaining it is perfect, as I mentioned previously, but really what statistic is going to account for basketball's many nuances? Hollinger freely admits that it has a "partial blind spot." https://sports.espn.go.com/nba/columns/story?columnist=hollinger_john&id=2190165 Cribbing a...

And I quote from you... So yes, you *were* on to talking about Hayward/CJ. Still getting old? 'nuff said. Moving on, IGS. Not that it's perfect either, but Hollinger's PER is my metric of choice. Al = 17.23 Elson = 10.46 Fes = not on the chart (not enough minutes played via Hollinger's...

It's not about me "feeling better," it's about you being polite. Try it out...you might get a few friends here and there. You're a big plus/minus guy. Here: https://offthedribble.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/05/03/plusminus-in-the-n-b-a-a-plus-or-minus/

Ok so I guess we're on to talking about Hayward/CJ. I agree with your point on that pair. Hayward needs the D-League for a month. I really must be stupid...please let me know how on earth Fesenko or Elson could handle starters minutes. Or Okur (at this point in time anyway) for that matter...

I didn't mention it because I don't agree with it and wanted to let sleeping dogs lie (lay? whatever). I agree that Sloan could conceivably do it, but I hope he doesn't unless Okur really starts rocking. As much as you rely on +/-, I rely on the fact that I doubt Fesenko or Elson could...

I gotta spread rep around before giving it to you again, Trout. But consider yourself repped up.