Kawhi's media scrums are so amazing. Every answer begins "Like I said..."
It's also amazing how little knowledge sports reporters have. Just an endless barrage of inanities like "how was the mindset coming out of the half?" "how will you be able to keep calm for game 5?"
Finally a basketball question is asked at 6:00 and he gives an answer. Maybe they should try asking those more often?
He gets called a robot but he is actually more human and genuine than almost everyone else. He is considered a bit of a freak just because he doesn't want to participate in the freakshow of celebrity and of social media.
Don't like the pick because Alek is an annoying name.
We're also just a couple years away from every kid being named Aiden, Caden, Jaden, Baden, Hayden etc.
No. I'm talking about posting spoilers.
I already got spoiled by someone on Saturday night when the final jeopardy video leaked but you shouldn't post spoilers without warning.
Good article by Zach Lowe on some potential Xs and Os in the series: http://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/id/26836181/predicting-wins-tight-tense-nba-finals
The Rays might as well play games at a local little league stadium when the weather is nice.
Then we wouldn't have to deal with this POS park and the stands might look a bit more full.
He said he got his start as a gambler in baseball when the bookies weren't great at setting odds.
He was on a fangraphs podcast: https://blogs.fangraphs.com/effectively-wild-episode-1371-what-is-sabermetrics/
Crazy difference in the run environment in the Eastern League last year and International League this year.
Biggio's .252/.388/.499 was good for a 145 wRC+ in AA last year.
His .306/.440/.507 is a 149 wRC+ in AAA.
Truly. I really hope to be on Jeopardy someday but I don't think I could ever be as good as James.
Maybe the most incredible thing is his recall. If he knows the answer he seems to have an instant ability to pull that info. No waiting around trying to find it in his brain.
The only example I remember of him knowing the answer but it not coming was tonight with the "Zeiss" question.
I've tuned in every night (I do regardless) and he is the GOAT already. He has a better average Coryat (basically just money value ignoring Final Jeopardy and Daily Doubles only counting for the clue dollar value) than Ken Jennings.
With last night's win his average winnings passed $77,000. That's notable because it was the 1-day record before his run. His average game is now above that.