A Lakers superteam with LeBron, Kawhi, and Paul George won't easily beat the Warriors
Maybe I'll take the team that just won three out of four championships [Warriors] and plays as a team instead of just mish-moshing a bunch of guys together and hoping that it works.
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View episodePhil Mickelson disgraced the game of golf by hitting a moving ball at the U.S. Open
He basically disgraced the game of golf. I actually saw Golf Channel wrote an article saying not only did Phil Mickelson manipulate the rules of golf, he broke the spirit of the game. True. He broke it. There's no more spirit left.
I love the USGA for making courses so hard that millionaire athletes complain
I hope they [USGA] make every single course from now until the end of time the hardest course in the world, just so we can hear millionaire athletes say, this game has gotten too hard for us.
Argentina might be better at the World Cup without Lionel Messi
I think that Argentina might be better without Messi now. The whole team, they're in the win-win-for-Messi mode. And it weighs on their shoulders. Too much pressure.
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