
I'm as guilty as anyone (that doesn't participate in game threads) of...not participating in game threads anymore, but if you don't, you are missing awesome moments like this:
This is what puns looked like back in the day when we had to walk two miles in the snow to get to school:

Here's a completely inane question, but that's what you get from me. Plus I think I would like to keep things a little lighter today given the past few days we've had.
If you were the GM of a team whose top priority is to make $$$ by selling pink glitter jerseys to Bieber-loving teenage girls, who would be your franchise player?
(BC7, I have already noted your vote for
J.J. Redick.)

Ball Don't Lie had an interesting
article about a week ago on whether the box score is incomplete.
The article discusses the possibility of adding screen-related stats to the box score. The
Jazz have tracked deflections on their own for many years. European box scores track fouls drawn, which I really like.
What stat or stats would you most like to see added to the NBA box score?

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Final (and serious) question: What can
Tyrone Corbin do to #getbetter? Are there ways that he can actually #getbetter?
Let's take end-of-game rotation/clock management, for example. If it doesn't occur to him to make offensive/defensive subs, and if he sometimes doesn't know how many points the Jazz are down and whether the Jazz should be taking a two or a three, and if he kinda maybe doesn't notice that Hayward has been playing for 28 straight minutes which leads to a higher chance of mistakes at crucial times, and if when Al is not available he calls the same play he would call for Al but just substituting in a different player, what can Corbin actually do to #getbetter?
#6: This is a late addition because I just saw this and had to add it: (H/T Salt City Hoops, via @MarkDeeksNBA: Gordan Giricek is now a guitarist in a band called Blank.
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