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Circus on Friday but no clowns and animals until Sunday?

They can't do that. That'd be completely unfair to the Bills. There's no way the NFL would move the Bills-Lions off of Thanksgiving, so whatever solution they come up with have that as an immovable object. I would expect the NFLPA to rightfully object to moving the Browns-Bills game back without making a similar move with Bills-Lions. I would imagine if they do something with Browns-Bills, it would have to be announced sometime today, right? And the later we get in the week, the more likely it would be a venue change rather than moving the game from Sunday to Saturday. Not that its the main concern in this, but CBS has an open slot Saturday 12-3. If the game then wouldn't interfere with metro Buffalo prepping for / dealing with the storm on Sunday, couldn't that be a solution? My understanding is that the storm is supposed to hit Sunday, but if it is due before that, then Saturday in Buffalo might not be wise either.

So, it sounds like there's about a thousandy inches of snow due to fall on the Browns-Bills game this weekend. I know it makes for a fun TV watch, but, I don't know, maybe it isn't wise to tie up resources for a football game when they might be needed to help with basic everyday life during the storm? Maybe moving the game to Cleveland or elsewhere or another time outside of the window of the storm would make some sense?

Actually, that's probably a bit heavy handed to fans of the Nets. I'd amend to say, its great to see a couple of malcontents like Durant & Irving fail spectacularly at their attempt to run a team.

Personally I think its great to see the super trio of Durant/Irving/Simmons drive a team into the ground.

Games in LA tonight & tomorrow night. Maybe Gores shows up?

Detroit Pistons vs Los Angeles Clippers

Does it really surprise anyone that he actually said it out loud?

There are all sorts of contradictions by those that consider themselves Trumpers, but no need to rehash any of it, it’s all been brought up before.

Hey, at least the Tigers still have Cabrera under contract for another season.

Sleepy Don really had the room in a tizzy, didn't he?

The Stewart-Bagley line was fun while it lasted.

So we’re almost to the self cleaning jacket in Back to Future II?

Throw the clothes from the washer into the dryer?

Yeah, that was eye opening. Surely that had an effect resulting in some of the Piston turnovers early on. They might have seen scouting of it, but not sure they were prepared for it on the floor.

What if his focus is SLG?

Good to see them fight back and make a game of it, but just not good enough tonight. Some sloppy play, especially early on, that winds up costing them in the end.

It was speculated that his right knee was the culprit based on his reaction, but it never appeared that he really hit it against anything or tweaked it out of place or anything like that when he hit the barrier. I don't recall anything with his foot, but I was looking at the knees to see if there was anything to see. The fact that he went right to the locker room on his meant was a bit worrisome. Well, so much for getting the front line back together again.

I kind of suspected Bey would be the starter most likely moved to the bench if a change were made.

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Oh heck, this is fun. Charles Jones and all three of his NBA playing brothers Caldwell, Major, and Wil played at Albany State University, although not at the same time. Don’t believe me? Look it up yourself.

Shout out to 165th overall pick Charles Jones for carving out a 15 year career and making over $3M doing so.

A while ago, maybe, I don’t know, 10some plus years ago, Calcaterra did a weekly spot on local radio, just a 10-15 minute deal. I never found him to be arrogant and know it all, although he could be a bit more so in print from time to time. The local sports show is long gone, and I know he was moved on from NBC some time after. Haven’t followed him much at all since.

I guess I never knew (or had completely forgotten) Kelser was the other side of the trade for Vinnie Johnson.