i have probably seen parts of it 20 times. definitely an hbo rotation movie from when we had that growing up.
I meant more in this movie. His character was great. He was on Conan's podcast a year ago and was way funnier than I ever thought he was.
I haven't seen The Critic in probably 20 years but I thought it was the funniest shit ever when I was teenager.
You can tell Bill is incredibly concerned about how cancel culture is gonna impact this League of their own reboot. Worried about him.
Bills LeBron hate seems directly proportional to how strong LeBrons case is as the goat He's lost his mind post lakers title
I think it’s more that he’s he’s on the Lakers and he hates the Lakers. He bagged on Kobe too. He moved Lebron ahead of Russell in his rankings so I doubt it’s that. If he felt Lebron was better than Jordan he’d move him I think. Majority still consider Jordan and I don’t see him passing him. Nothing wrong with being two.
So funny reading that last passage knowing now he's the one who pitched The Decision to LeBron's team in the first place.
Gosh imagine how much less of a fucking dickhead Bill might’ve been had he not come from a broken home and been raised by a dad who loved Bob Cousy more than his only child.
his mom remarried rich and he was driving a Porsche in high school, I’d say that’s probably more responsible for him being an awful person
May: This could be the best sports documentary ever!! July: Why didn't LeBron's deadbeat dad teach him about the bond between a fan and his team?????
I’m sure I just wanted to attack his upbringing like for like. Imagine having your head so far up your ass to not realize the extremely low odds of someone in Lebrons childhood situation making it to where he did. As opposed to, as discussed here, Bill becoming wealthy.
my brain is trash bc at some point in the 4th quarter of Mem/Minn last night that take flashed across my brain.
Bill awkwardly sidestepping Russillo’s comment about his nephews thinking he hates Lebron was funny. “I don’t…uh, I just don’t drink the kool-aid”
Im definitely team Bill with Lebron. Absolutely amazing player and easily the second best of all time, and that is not a slight at all. At the same time he is so fucking annoying with everything he does off the court and is so easy to hate.
Right into my veins Draymond: What work has he done in his life that qualifies him to have a say in an NBA players salary?”
Bill losing his all NBA vote might kill him and his media pal flunkeys would self immolate so basically yeah gimme that
Bill's take on which players should be prioritized for rookie of the year is stupid but those reactions seem like they didn't listen to what Bill actually said
You’re right that in context it isn’t as disrespectful but the flippancy of which he felt comfortable saying it is a problem, part of transitioning from “rich fan blogging” to “actual voting member of NBA media” means leaving comments like that behind
What is Draymond’s alternative to having members of the media vote for these awards? I didn’t see him say that