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Yeah, I edited it because I knew these comments were coming.

It's Halloween for grown ups.

I think it's a play on the word "fortune." But I really have no idea.

I attended when Joel Sartore was given this honor. It's a good time! Congrats, Kent!

It's a problem that, after being here two years, he's still that raw. I don't disagree that he is, but I'm diapppinted he is. But I don't intend on missing him.

Hopefully they were told to win the fucking NCAA tournament!

Not a lot of 22-year-olds (college or not) have $50,000. If they did, they wouldn't need to take out loans to pay for school. But it it is an interesting point, for sure.

He can still redshirt. The ability hasn't been taken away from him.

Nana still has his redshirt. It has very much been retained.

Can we both silently agree that we each won our respective arguments?

Except he clearly didn't like (playing with) Russ, which played heavily in his decision. He knew staying in OKC was going to be harder personally and professionally, so he left. Who wouldn't do the same in his position, professionally?

I would venture to guess NBA, NFL, and MLB players look at it that way. It's their job.

I am a fan of neither. I have watched a total of 2 1/2 NBA games this year. I just don't understand hating someone who improved his professional position (in sports or otherwise). He clearly didn't like (playing with) Russ, so he went to the best team he could. He made things better for himself. What's wrong with that? So he made things harder for the other teams? So. What does he care about the other teams?

Free agency wasn't a thing those Celtics had to worry about. The only way to build a team was through trades and the draft. What else were they going to do?