No, Morris usually replaces Murray. Harris is a true shooting guard. He can take guys off the dribble but he's not known for his passing or his playmaking.
OT: Other Colorado Sports: Broncos, Nuggets, Rockies...II
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Ah, gotcha.
I'm no basketball expert but there are so many aspects to Monte's game I like, some even more than Murray's. Not saying at all he's a better player, but he's a good #2 PG option.
Morris isn't a finished product by any means. He should keep getting better. His assist to turnover ratio is historically good. He was a fantastic find and a big part of why the Nuggets should contend for years to come.
Rox abruptly dump Chris Iannetta and bring in Dom Nunez. Uh...okay.
This Rockies season should cost Jeff Bridich his job, but it won't.
Honestly, I'm no fan of Iannetta's but why the hell do you make this move now? It just feels like a panic move after Bridich explained why he did absolutely nothing at the deadline.
This Rockies season should cost Jeff Bridich his job, but it won't.
Honestly, I'm no fan of Iannetta's but why the hell do you make this move now? It just feels like a panic move after Bridich explained why he did absolutely nothing at the deadline.
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Conor MrGregor sucker punching an old man in a bar in Ireland earlier this year.
To recap:
-hopped the cage at Bellator 187, shoved the ref, knocked down a KO'd fighter struggling back to his feet, then slapped a commissioner in the face
-Threw a metal dolly threw a bus window, seriously injuring two fighters and causing three fights at UFC 223 to be cancelled at the last minute
-sucker punched one of Nurmagomedov's corner men inciting a wild brawl after the Nurmagomedov vs McGregor fight
-has a pending rape charge in Ireland
-took a man's phone who was trying to take a photo of him, smashed it into the ground earlier this year
And Dana White won't do anything about any of it.
Conor MrGregor sucker punching an old man in a bar in Ireland earlier this year.
To recap:
-hopped the cage at Bellator 187, shoved the ref, knocked down a KO'd fighter struggling back to his feet, then slapped a commissioner in the face
-Threw a metal dolly threw a bus window, seriously injuring two fighters and causing three fights at UFC 223 to be cancelled at the last minute
-sucker punched one of Nurmagomedov's corner men inciting a wild brawl after the Nurmagomedov vs McGregor fight
-has a pending rape charge in Ireland
-took a man's phone who was trying to take a photo of him, smashed it into the ground earlier this year
And Dana White won't do anything about any of it.
That's why my stomach turned when the Bruins (who love being the shitheels of the league anyway) brought McGregor in to do a pep talk and Marchand did that goal celebration in honor of him. 
Because one hasn’t been good and is in his last year while the other one was once touted as their future catcher and is having a great year at AAA.
Speaking of their future catchers, Tom Murphy is putting up a 1.8 WAR season with the Mariners.
I don't know why MMA fighters seem to keep getting away with this. Even Mike Tyson and Floyd Mayweather went to jail, and they were both 10X the stars that Jones or McGregor are. Perhaps it's down to having an essential monopoly behind them, while boxing is more decentralized.
Dana White is like if Don King were in charge of all of boxing instead of just the people he could personally swindle.
Dana White is like if Don King were in charge of all of boxing instead of just the people he could personally swindle.
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To the window!
It's never been my thing, it's too violent. I have always wondered when someone is going to get seriously injured or killed because the fighters are allowed to keep punching their opponent after they (the opponent) are obviously knocked out.
Several fighters have died in the last few weeks alone, IIRC...
EDIT: and for the record I think UFC is dumb
Only 7 people have died as a result of a sanctioned MMA fight. Boxing is much, much more brutal, with 923 deaths in the period between 1890-2007.
Boxing is more brutal because when a fighter is knocked down, they are given a 10 count to try to recover to get up and take more punishment.
Not to mention boxing matches are generally much longer and the punches are much harder than in MMA.
Boxing is more brutal because when a fighter is knocked down, they are given a 10 count to try to recover to get up and take more punishment.
Not to mention boxing matches are generally much longer and the punches are much harder than in MMA.
Is it though? It's a lost season, get rid of the veterans that won't be here in the future and take a look at the young guys.
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The ref can all off the fight too in boxing. I don't know the stats but I guarantee you a significant majority of the boxing deaths happened before 1960.
They could've done that anyway. Why now!?
Without ceremony, the Rockies cut Chris Iannetta and now...
I get that he wasn't good, and again, I really didn't like them re-acquiring him in the first place, but there had to be a better way to do this.
It feels like a panic move, which Rockies GMs have been prone to in the past.
Our old friend Clint Hurdle appears to be on his way out in Pittsburgh.
A pair of altercations between players and coaches...
The Pirates have been irrelevant for as long as I can remember, so firing him won't make a lick of difference.
I really don't know if he's a good manager but he's a pretty good guy, hope he lands on his feet somewhere, maybe in broadcasting. I sure as hell would rather watch him than O'Dowd.
A pair of altercations between players and coaches...
The Pirates have been irrelevant for as long as I can remember, so firing him won't make a lick of difference.
I really don't know if he's a good manager but he's a pretty good guy, hope he lands on his feet somewhere, maybe in broadcasting. I sure as hell would rather watch him than O'Dowd.
Well...the tank is on. Jon Gray now out for the season with a fractured foot, and their only pitcher in the bullpen who was even worth a shit is hurt as well.
Also, at this rate, the Broncos may need to coax Byron Chamberlain out of retirement to play TE.
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Got to say I was appalled at how the Colts fans reacted to Luck retiring. I get it, the heat of the moment your star player up and retires in the prime of his career, it has to be frustrating, especially since there was Super Bowl talk going on.
But come on, clearly it was a tough decision, that came down to his health. Which should be the priority. He wants a life after football that isn't riddled with health issues. And I commend him for making a tough decision, his body will thank him down the road. These players are humans as well, they deserve to live how they want to live.
I can say I lost a ton of respect for Colts fans yesterday, it's just a game, be happy you got to watch a top tier player play and respect his decision to hang it up. And then honor him for all his hard work the past 7 years.
But come on, clearly it was a tough decision, that came down to his health. Which should be the priority. He wants a life after football that isn't riddled with health issues. And I commend him for making a tough decision, his body will thank him down the road. These players are humans as well, they deserve to live how they want to live.
I can say I lost a ton of respect for Colts fans yesterday, it's just a game, be happy you got to watch a top tier player play and respect his decision to hang it up. And then honor him for all his hard work the past 7 years.
Outlaws stopped a four game losing streak yesterday. About time.
They're currently in second place but it's close. Top four make the playoffs and the #5 team is only 2 games back, 4 regular season games to go.
They have to make the playoffs this year. This is the first time the championship game is going to be in Denver, can't miss the opportunity to hoist the trophy in our home town.
They're currently in second place but it's close. Top four make the playoffs and the #5 team is only 2 games back, 4 regular season games to go.
They have to make the playoffs this year. This is the first time the championship game is going to be in Denver, can't miss the opportunity to hoist the trophy in our home town.
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