Question of the Day

What do you think Evan Turner has planned for Memorial Day weekend?

Question of the Day

As we are wont to do when a holiday stops by, we humbly ask you: What do you think Evan Turner has planned for New Year's Eve?

Question Of The Day: Kendrick Perkins

Who is Perk rooting for tonight?

Does he want a shot at the team that traded him? Or would he rather not have to deal with the emotional baggage that comes with playing against Rondo and the guys? Or is he the type to ignore narrative altogether and just worry about actual basketball?

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If the Suns called up the Knicks and offered Steve Nash for Jeremy Lin straight up, should the New York take the offer?

Question of the Day

Last night's Monday Night Football contest was notable to the staff here only because it matched up the two sweetheart teams of the two best players in the NBA: LeBron and Durant. And thanks to Twitter, we found out the two gentlemen wagered on the game. Unfortunately, they didn't disclose the terms publicly. The only hint we have is one cryptic, gloating tweet from James: "I'll be expecting my package on my doorstep in the a.m @KDTrey5. Thank u sir. Nice doing business with u. Haa."

It's been bothering us all day: What the hell is in that package?

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Today's question of the day requires a bit of history.

Much in the same way that the No Regard editorial staff is unreasonably obsessed with certain oddball NBA players (e.g. Jeff Teague, Marcin Gortat, Steph Curry), we are similarly tickled with certain characters throughout the NFL, MLB and MLS. (For the NHL, our interest pretty much begins and ends with Marty Brodeur). Former U.S. Men's national team goal-keeper and current Seattle Sounders captain, Kasey Keller (or, as we prefer to call him, Uncle Kasey) is one of those men. This weekend, he had one of the more hilarious own goals in the history of soccer, and one of the more incredible and awkward moments we've witnessed in some time.




Taking in this highlight brought me back to a seriously wonky situation during the Rasheed Wallace Era in Boston. Remember those days? Me too, sort of.




So, herein lies the question of the day. Which of these moments brings you more joy?

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What do you think Evan Turner has planned for Labor Day weekend?

Question of the Day

When new head coach Mark Jackson takes the Warriors out for their first team dinner, is Steph Curry more likely to order steak or fish?

Question of the Day

After a devastating game four loss, in which the young folks from OKC crumbled at the hands of the massive German Gentleman, the Thunder face elimination tonight. If they lose, like everyone kind of thinks they will, will this franchise recover and make it back to the Western finals next year? Or will the hangover from this collapse carryover to an unproductive season and haunt these guys for years to come?

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What's the term for the form of blue balls that NBA fans will suffer if LeBron and every other free agent not named Chris Bosh just stay put?

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I'll admit, I'm one of the few here at No Regard who didn't watch the draft. Sometimes you just have to go see Phish. (But I did hear some Evan Turner chants in the lot before the show, which was right outside Philly.) But that picture up there is all I need to know.

Wesley Johnson clearly has the goods, but does he have the determination, disposition and stamina necessary to lead a league already heavy with Amar'e and Wade into a new epoch of fashion?

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Chris Paul's name is spilling out of Worldwide Wes' Rocawear bag today. According to Wes, if you want to sign LeBron James, it would help if you had Chris Paul. Yes, in pursuit of LeBron, it would be beneficial if you had the best point guard in the world on your team who also happens to be one of Bron's best friends. Also, there will be weather today, and always just be willing to trade for great players if you're a GM. It's a disappointingly tepid "news" story on the precipice of a free agency period that's supposed to resemble a vintage Twisted Metal death match. I though things were going to get crazy.

So, question: As we near July 1, will the free agency rumors and news become increasing believable and boring, or can we expect unreliable sources like Charles Oakley's Twitter account to keep the carnival atmosphere alive?