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So I keep seeing these fatphobic diet ads on the dash. I signed up for ad choice so I can get rid of ads I don’t want to see. But when I click on the ad choice link on the ad it take me to Facebook. I answer the questions of why i didn’t like the ad and it’s supposed to be replaced with another product. Nothing changes like it supposed to. Is this ad choice link fake or just regulating Facebook ads? WTH @support @staff ?!!
2016 bounceback candidates: NL
2016 bounceback candidates: NL
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Each and every season, some talented players fall short of expectations and perform poorly, either due to injury or some other factor. That’s baseball. It would be boring if everyone played as expected.
As a result, there are talented players each season looking to come back from a down year. Teams now actively seek these players out too. They look to “buy low” in trades and free agency,…
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Key stats for every team on the playoff bubble
Key stats for every team on the playoff bubble
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With the playoffs right around the corner, teams on the bubble are facing crunch time. Things are paticularly tight in the Eastern Conference, but the West is also likely to come down to the wire. So what will be the difference in a playoff spot vs. missing out and falling into the lottery for these teams? Here’s a look at the key numbers for each team on the playoff bubble.
EASTERN…
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Donatas Motiejunas' failed physical voids trade
Donatas Motiejunas' failed physical voids trade
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After the Rockets completed a three-team trade at the deadline sending Donatas Motiejunas and Marcus Thornton to Detroit for a first-round pick, with Joel Anthony going to the Sixers, word came out that the deal was in danger if Motiejunas could not pass a physical due to his back issues.
On Monday, the Pistons announced that the trade is, in fact, D.O.A.
OFFICIAL: The #Pistonshave…
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Harper: Redraft of every pick from 2015 lottery
Harper: Redraft of every pick from 2015 lottery
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We’re deep into the 2015-16 season. With the trade deadline passed, teams are either looking for ping pong balls in the lottery or making a run down the stretch to reach the playoffs. We have a pretty good idea of which rookies have impressed us and which rookies are going to produce well in the future at this point in the season. As soon as the rookies hit the court in the first days of…
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Rumor: Title-hungry Durant eyes GS, not LAL
Rumor: Title-hungry Durant eyes GS, not LAL
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After losing to the Portland Trail Blazers on Friday, the Golden State Warriors immediately bounced back by defeating the Los Angeles Clippers on Saturday. The Warriors have not lost a back-to-back game all season, and since the start of the year they’ve been dominant and look poised to defend their championship. Of course, anything could happen in the playoffs as teams like the San Antonio…
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Payton: I would struggle in today's 'soft' NBA
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For some people, some things will never be like they used to be.
Take the NBA during the late ’80s and most of the ’90s for example. Physical defense reigned supreme, which resulted in low-scoring games as offenses were restricted by the body bumping and hand checking that was common place. The NBA has since shifted dramatically from those days, hand checking is illegal and teams with…
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Nets complete buyout of big man Bargnani
Nets complete buyout of big man Bargnani
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The Brooklyn Nets have waived Andrea Bargnani, the team announced on Saturday. Bargnani, 30, signed a two-year deal with the Nets last July and he has averaged 6.6 points and 2.1 rebounds in 46 appearances this year.
Brooklyn tried to trade Bargnani for a second-round pick before Thursday’s deadline, but that proposal was “met with … disdain,” according to the New York Post‘s Fred Kerber.
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