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Sixers should also look into getting a whole new medical team, if their top draft picks keep getting hurt.

They could have at least let Ranieri coach the home leg of their CL game before giving him the boot.

Kudos to Cleveland for winning the first NBA finals game in their franchise's history.

Overtime again!

Supposedly the referees assigned to this game have also been assigned to officiate other playoff games this season. The home team lost those games. Let the "NBA wants LeBron to win" conspiracies continue.

LeBron James with a triple double, and it looks like Cleveland will even things 1-1 tonight.

Stephen Curry cannot buy a basket. The Warriors losing to a Cleveland team with a bare bench.

 

You had a B+ Curry tonight, an A+ LeBron and Kyrie night, and you still couldn't win. If you're Cleveland what is going through your mind right now? Horrible loss for them since they seemed to be doing everything right.

Cleveland's bench isn't deep enough. I thought Miller, Marion and Perkins were brought in for their championship experience.

I had fully expected him to live another 30 to 40 years.

It's so sad that the man actually recognized that he was on the wrong path, and was doing what he can to beat his addictions and depression. Dammit, Mr. Williams

...damn.

I had thought Miyazaki's son was going to take over the company.

I honestly didn't expect James to go back. But good point about all the talent that's already there.

I don't think they'll be winning the title next season, though.

Well...maybe Isiah won't ruin another franchise, this time.

Google's got a birthday Doodle for Senna!

Pretty nice gesture, on their part.

I am so happy to see Rudy Gay being traded. With DeRozan playing like Gay, but better, Rudy just became lost. Plus, I got tired of watching him chuck 20 shots a game.

The Raptors needed some more PFs, so getting Patterson and Hayes could help. Really though, the return doesn't matter. Just dumping Gay is a good thing.

#TakeThatMasaiUjiri is a stupid hashtag.

Villas-Boas was right when he said he wasn't a quitter

The guy didn't deserve to get tossed out like that.

Maybe they can bring in De Matteo?

James Dolan is cursed, man.

If the East stays this bad, maybe they should just have players from Miami and Indiana eligible for the All Star Game.

Having only seen gifs of the knockout, what the fuck was Silva thinking? Dude didn't even have his hands up, which is not only disrespectful to his fellow fighter but to the fans as well. What an assclown.

Watched many Anderson Silva fights? He has done that for at least the last four or five fights...maybe even longer. Pretty much ever since that charade that was a fight against Maia.

I haven't, honestly, aside from the Sonnen stuff. I'm only a casual MMA fan at best, and if I do watch it's one of the free tv cards. As a matter of fact, I think the only UFC PPV I've watched live was Carwin/Lesnar two or three years ago.

Anyway, it seems like Silva was starting to think he was Ali or something.

It would be hard for an athlete not to think he's invincible, if he keeps on winning. Especially if it seems the whole world is anointing him the G.O.A.T.

Silva was experimenting with unorthodox moves before he joined UFC - there's a video of him giving someone a standing elbow uppercut KO, pre-Octagon.

His MMA career was so-so before he started fighting in the Octagon, and he started peaking at the right time.

It is weird. It seems that for a while now, people have went with the idea that Silva could just do that. Tonight on Twitter for example I saw people call Silva a genius and master psychologist who got in his opponents heads. Then boom, knocked out and they all realise how stupid a move it was. Gareth A Davis even said that Silva was making Weidman look like an amateur. It is absolutely surreal to see people with so much confidence in a fighter doing a stupid thing and getting away with it that they actually think it is a master move.

His tactics worked very well for him up till tonight. Weidman was better prepared than Silva's previous opponents.

Yeah, this is just the loss talking. He'll unretire and be back.

Still trying to process this one.

Well...damn!

Gonna have to look for a gif of that.

I see Miami winning game 6. I hope I'm wrong.

Got nothing against the Heat, just want the Spurs to win this ring.

So...Rooney taking a pic with Ferguson + the trophy too then?

Edit: I like the idea of the winner's medal being chocolate.

Ugh, Mancini dead man walking -.-

Maaaaan, City winning it last year in extra time. And now they lose it in extra time.

Congrats to Wigan, though. They did what was needed.

Honestly, I thought he would have been the manager till he kicked the bucket.