J.D. Skeets

They start him so he can have the achievement of all 82 games started.

Okay, cool.

Then they take him out because they're like, we'll win this.

That's all good.

And then at some point they're like, oh, crap, you better start stretching, man.

We got to get you back in there.

It's just so embarrassing that they lost.

Nobody has any faith in them, I think, to advance, maybe even get in, just because they seem to have quit.

And it's been pretty brutal.

And then the Spurs, that is an odd decision to go back to that, resting their guys here versus the Nuggets, resting some of them a little bit, at least a Wemby factor, and not trying to bump Denver out of their side of the bracket.

That's just a perplexing decision, I think, on their part.

Maybe they're just like, whatever, not afraid of anybody, but they're likely playing them in the second round now.

I don't think that's all that smart for a team that's sort of got your number right now.

And Dylan Harper got hurt, too.

I mean, there's that, but I don't think it's too severe, the thumb injury.

Not a good weekend.

I don't think good decisions there by them.

You think Phoenix or Portland?

It's better than Memphis.

I mean, it could be the other teams, too.