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  • 2 weeks ago | defector.com | Ray Ratto

    For all the carping about the NBA's multitude of failings—ask Shaquille O'Neal if you need the full bill of complaints—the end of this regular season has become a thoroughly organic motherlode of chaos, in ways that can only be good. Not necessarily for the sport in some macro sense, mind you; these things tend to even out after the second round, anyway.

  • 2 weeks ago | defector.com | Ray Ratto

    The end of Monday's NCAA National Championship Game between Florida and Houston had brief moments of retrograde brilliance but ended as an entirely justified mess. This can reasonably be said of many if not most college basketball games, but in this last college basketball game of the season there was one reason that superseded all the others. It's what we always say—when you want something done as badly as possible, get Ted Cruz on your side.

  • 2 weeks ago | defector.com | Ray Ratto

    The West Sacramento Athletics have been in existence as a viewing experience for three days and one full home stand, and already they have accomplished something of note. It’s this: They have already made 2,800 people disappear. Beginning their indeterminate layover in Yolo County with a three-game series against the Chicago Cubs, they announced consecutive attendance figures of 12,119, 10,095, and 9,345. Those people were entertained by defeats of 18-3, 7-4, and 10-2.

  • 3 weeks ago | defector.com | Ray Ratto

    On its face there was nothing unusually spectacular about Stephen Curry's 52-point game last night at Memphis. He had 56 in Orlando 33 days ago, after all, and put up 60 a year ago in Atlanta. For all the references to his 54-point resumé-maker in New York twelve years ago, Curry’s best games have seemed to come south of the Mason-Dixon and east of the Mississippi.

  • 3 weeks ago | defector.com | Ray Ratto

    Becoming A Contender is difficult business, filled with missteps, false starts, cul-de-sacs and distractions, and it is never more difficult than when a team that has been on power suck for most of the last decade and a half suddenly finds itself in other people's late-season business. Hence, the Detroit Pistons in this, the beginning of their latest renaissance, having to relearn everything here at the hinder end of the regular season.

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29 Mar 25

You’re just a glorified Brentford and you know it.

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@RattoIndy Bukayo Saka is coming back, you can’t hurt me Ray

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Ray Ratto @RattoIndy
29 Mar 25

He wouldn’t have done this with Arsenal.

Marc Grandi
Marc Grandi @MarcGrandi

How do you evaluate Jonathan Kuminga’s performance tonight in New Orleans? 16 points, 7 rebounds, 3 assists, and 1 steal in 23 minutes. I liked how often he got to the rim and his effort on the glass. Thoughts?

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21 Mar 25

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