jayboogieman

That shouldn't be a flagrant.

Even the refs can't resist Oubre's smile.

The Anti-Panthers continue their good third quarter ways.

Getting fouled without them being called, shot isn't falling, and the refs are calling all kinds of ticky tack stuff against him.

Miles with a fairly quiet 19 so far.

I don't know if he'll leave NY. He's home.

I don't think Kemba would have stayed to find out.

Good scoring first half. Bad defensive first half.

Ball is making too many fouls early in the games. He needs to work on that even with the last one being an accident.

CMC's contract is bigger than the majority of RBs these days. It doesn't matter that he hasn't "suffered anything major." All those little injuries add up and equal the same thing, he's not available to play.

Miles is playing like a man that wants to get paid.

Well, so much for Ishing around. This Ish just got serious. The Ishing Celtics went on a run to tie things up.

Ish is still playing well. We don't usually see that from one game to the next for Hornets' bench players.

I like seeing more seats filled to start the game. And that was a nice lob.

You know the Texans would never agree to that, nor should they. Any team that is willing to chance trading for Watson while the legal issues are hanging over him is doing so at their own risk.

PJ and Terry are both out for tonight's game

It's funny that you think Houston would take an oft injured RB with a huge contract, an overpaid receiver that is having issues catching a cold this season, two firsts and a second for an "elite" QB in his prime. Teams were offering three first round picks for the number three rookie in this past draft and you think that sad offer will net Watson? For the record, I don't want him. It'll cost way too much and this team is in no shape to compete even with him.

The Panthers have started down that trek already.

Missing out on a home state and school guy like Howell would be a major blow to fans if Howell succeeds in the NFL. Even more so if they were to pass on him in the draft.

LA has always been Lakers Town and they seem happy to be that, especially since they have the guys on the Lakers that are there now. The two NFL teams there now will be ran out of town just as the past franchises were.

So is trading for a QB that a lot of folks think will magically make things better.

They still have that new car smell and are winning, so of course people are showing up just as they did in the past. Once the new has worn off and the team isn't doing as good, the LA crowd will abandon them in droves just as they have previous teams.

Some of us aren't complaining about mediocrity and don't want to pay the price for Watson or deal with his baggage. This team has seen what happens with a superstar QB and a meh team around him. Three winning seasons. It just doesn't work. Build the OL and improve the other weak areas of the team. Then go all in on a QB when they think they're truly ready to make a Super Bowl run.

LA has proven several times over that they don't care about the NFL, yet the NFL keeps trying to crack that large market nut.