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I would like Kevin Hart if I would see him less. But he's litterally in everything now. I don't know how he does it. His work load is insane.

You should be happy its not Stroman apparently he wanted to do it.

The coaches can play from what I was told. Kevin Hart plays every year.

From sbnation.com One of my favorite days of each year is when the NBA unveils its lineup of celebrities for the annual All-Star Celebrity Game. The 2016 edition, scheduled for February 12, is no exception. With All-Star Weekend heading to Toronto, the league gave a Canadian flair to the rosters. This has resulted in the single most important development in recent Celebrity Game history, at least since Arne Duncan became the first active member of the Presidential cabinet to participate in an NBA All-Star event back in 2012. Win Butler of the Arcade Fire is going to play. Butler, the indie rock icon, is a known basketball fiend and supposedly a sharp player. He'll play for the team coached by former teen actor and current Raptors employee Aubrey Graham. Joining Butler, reports ABC News, are noted Canadian anti-war activist Steve Nash, bat-flipping enthusiast Jose Bautista, Tracy McGrady, Rick Fox, WNBA star Natalie Achonwa, and the dudes from HGTV's hit house-flipper show "The Property Brothers." (I'm real disappointed the NBA couldn't manage to bring Hilary and David from the original "Love It or List It" back into our lives.) The other team will be coached by eternal Celebrity Game ne'er-do-well Kevin Hart, who is short. Team Hart will feature Chauncey Billups, Michael Jordan (oh sorry, Michael B. Jordan), actor Anthony Anderson, Muggsy Bogues, Elena Della Donne (the best player in this game, and it's not close, no offense to Chauncey, T-Mac or the Property Brother with the beard), sneaker enthusiast Jason Sudeikis, and -- in a stunning development -- Milwaukee Bucks franchise owner Marc Lasry. That's right: Lasry has achieved something all NBA franchise owners dream about: playing basketball for Kevin Hart.

I'm pretty sure they already do that. Atleast a lot of other teams do it.

Where though thats the question. In Arizona atleast you can build the facility you want.

So can we go too Arizona please. That would be cool.

LoL

I think its racist to assume all asians are smart.

Are we assuming hes smart becaue hes asian?

Hes probably getting paid the same or possibly more with absolutely zero pressure on him. Plus he gets to live in California. Sounds like a pretty good gig.

Isn't Austin Jackson a strikeout machine. Like he strikes out more than our 40 homerun guys.

He wouldn't be used like Betances though. That's what he's suggesting. Betances was used whenever the hell Giradi got scared than some. Osuna's outings would be more controlled.

No he doesn't but I would rather take that risk over giving guaranteed money to a player who can't stay on the field. I doubt any major league team would offer him a major league contract at this point. And he has mentioned he wants to play for the Blue Jays so it makes sense.

It really makes zero sense to me to give him guaranteed money. If he wants to play for the Blue Jays he will take his non tender like a man and resign on a minor league deal with incentives that would match the salary he would make in arbitration. We have absolutely no idea what were going to get from him. He couldn't stay healthy before a career changing injury.

On a minor league contract I hope.

He should still close though. Have Osuna focus on a rotation spot and if he falls short he gets one of the set up roles. Having Osuna, Cecil, and Storen finishing games should give us all quite a bit of confidence.

Storen is a nice reliever. We can use him as the closer. Just no Saunders in LF please hes not reliable.

lol

That's actually shocking. Alberta really my goodness.

lol I thought you called yourself a moron. Who the f*** outside of Utah is Mormon.

Yikes well now I opened that can of worms.

I wonder what Roy Halladay would have done on steroids.

I was kind of mad when I searched Doc on twitter and saw him using a Phillies photo. Blood boiled a little bit.

Thats an even bigger reach lol. It was nice having David Price though. Awesome guy.