basketblolz

https://i.imgur.com/QvQoFdJ.png

blessed image

The Blur back at it pic.twitter.com/EPlIDQC3qA

— warriorsworld (@warriorsworld) September 23, 2017

idgi

barbosa always rippin on his boy livingston

had that one a while back where he was pissed at him for not getting invited to his weeding.
basketblolz

oh i didn't expand the pic

old but new to me
http://s3.amazonaws.com/assets.sbnation.com/assets/1115090/dan_medium.gif

hah

Just asked Dwight Howard if he'd go to the White House if he won the title (his goal). "I'd go to Dwight House."

— Tom Haberstroh (@tomhaberstroh) September 25, 2017

basketgroanz

its good to know in these tumultuous times that someone still has their priorities in order

goofy dwight back baby

Thomas Bryant out here getting viral Lonzo #content out here at Lakers media day like the rest of us. pic.twitter.com/SzxgRa0M5t

— Kevin Pelton (@kpelton) September 25, 2017

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DKmYBJEUEAEu-u9.jpg:large

(his goal)

love to read sassy kerr takes

steve kerr is amazing

gonna start calling him sassy steve

lol chuck owned

Kyrie home pic.twitter.com/Eal8N8bdZH

— Free Mitch Trubisky (@Scott_CEOofSUH) September 25, 2017

Why isn’t Michael Beasley our president?pic.twitter.com/OXLV0HhNyO

— Zach Harper (@talkhoops) September 26, 2017

wonder if that routine ever works in the club

howling at super cool beas

wonder how much of it is he's dumb vs just stoned all the time

I get now why the Celtics went with Tatum. pic.twitter.com/MZiblRfsbu

— Ben Rohrbach (@brohrbach) September 28, 2017

that ref getting in his face is wild. lucky that didnt escalate more.

Remember when Chuck Person kicked the ball into the crowd, then did it again when the ball was thrown back onto the court. pic.twitter.com/BgGP1LMkBY

— Ballislife.com (@Ballislife) September 26, 2017

saw Marjerle and his fam dining at his sports bar the other week. I was wearing Bulls shirt but refrained from going up and yelling "MJ" in his face. Dude walks like an 80 yr old.

lol yeah the ref backed off once person said something to him xp

Tommy Heinson: "I took a look at Baynes in the shower... he looks like ALL of Australia. He is really put together"

— John Karalis 🇬🇷 (@RedsArmy_John) October 3, 2017

https://i.imgur.com/GXN4Auf.png

Melo has a history of saying “I got it, GTFOH” when he hits the glass 😂😂

🎥 via IG/houseofhighlights pic.twitter.com/XE7NrAmemT

— HotNewHipHop (@HotNewHipHop) October 11, 2017

lol

thats a lot of words to say while rebounding

Kevin Love learning from Coach that he is moving from the 4 to the 5. https://t.co/zoVIAReZrO

— Haralabos Voulgaris (@haralabob) October 11, 2017

sorry marcos
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DL5VrEGVQAAkbOS.jpg:large

(thats from Kyrie)

really embracing the heel turn

ha thats rude kyrie

Who took their time to make this shit 😂😂 pic.twitter.com/x7pwV3f6CF

— Cuff Daddy Combs (@_theycallmetrey) October 11, 2017

oh lol i missed that quote spottie

can't wait to see lebron smack kyrie down tbh it will be epic and fun. the east needs this tbh

imo cleveland is the better sports town but but kyrie is right that you can go into downtown cleveland at night and certainly *some* things are happening but it is not downtown boston at night. though a new yorker would say the same thing about going into downtown boston at night - *some* things are happening, i guess...

imo cleveland is the better sports town

― marcos, Thursday, October 12, 2017 3:53 PM (fifteen minutes ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

i resent u for making me engage in this conversation but, lol

hard to argue with "the land" lol

boston sports = hateable teams, obnoxious fans. oh look tom brady *farts*

Cs only the really likeable franchise there

sorry im just fuckin with you all

this is a good sports town for real though

lol "good sports town" usually assumes one likes the sports teams in that town.

CLE seems like a fine sports town barring the racist-name baseball team, the crazy owner of the basketball team, and the war crime of a football team.

lol that is a fair assessment

lol cad

excited for an actual possible rivalry in the east tho

the thing about being a cleveland sports fan that i think is really qualitatively different from being a fan in the historically great sports cities is that we are a perpetual underdog, year after year, no matter how good the team is, because it's *cleveland* and it will never be new york or boston or chicago, we don't really win titles so when you do win a title or get *that close* to winning one there is a level of drama and obsession and idk just sheer *weight* of this event that binds the whole city together and while i know that kind of stuff exists for all sports fans in all cities i do suspect that it is possibly more intense here than in cities that have a bunch of championship-winning franchises all the time.