On Friday May 6th Bill Simmons over at espn.com prophetically wrote:
Which reminds me, if
Now Simmons lives in a world of truthiness. He's a sports fan that happens to be a great writer. I wouldn't say that Simmons exactly throws out facts and predictions that are well accourate but they have a "truthiness" to them. They seem plausible. However this quote was more than his usual truthiness, they were dead on. Not only did
Meanwhile in a parallel universe known as the Eastern Conference, the Cavs met the Combine System known as the Detroit Pistons on Sunday. The analogy is actually pretty dead on. The Combine is an open system that threshes and harvests its target. The Pistons are a heartless machine that notices and exploits the weakness of whatever it encounters. The Cavs with soft perimeter defense and inconsistent supporting cast are barely an obstacle in the Pistons path to capture their second NBA title in three years. Nothing will stop them.
A few random comments: the loss of Zambrano to the NYMets is the biggest injury to date in MLB land I would argue. The Mets were looking to run away with the East before losing two starters. I expect a trade in the works. Brett Favre is thinking about maybe playing beyond next year? Its not even worthy of a rant but I hope the Packers fans put a stop to this since the Packers' front office obviously can't. Mark Shapiro should get punched in the arm for each hit Brandon Phillips gets. Phillips was given away for peanuts while the spot that Phillips would have had is hitting around .200.
Sunday, May 07, 2006
Truthiness Hurts
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