Google an article written for the Atlantic by Ryan Rodenberg titled When It's Legal To Rig A Sports Game (And Why It Shouldn't Be). Article is over a decade old, but nothing has changed in the interim to render anything it says irrelevant. Sports bodies are legally free to rig the games they are in charge of, and there's nothing anyone can legally do about it.
Of all of the theories and speculation about sports fixing, "the magnet" theory for basketball is the funniest one. It is so stupid that I find it difficult to believe that someone could possibly be stupid enough to believe it. Can you imagine how powerful those magnets would be? The weight and trajectory of the ball flying through the air would make it impossible to pull off without some really weird shit going on with the basketball. Thie Cavs2017 dude is dumb as f. He had a fellow idiot that thought the same way, and they'd always pop up in the same thread. He got kicked off a couple of years ago.
Yeah he injured his Achilles now. That often happens when a calf injury isn’t properly healed and rehabilitated.
Original post was questioning the validity of a calf injury in game 5 and 6.
don’t be a dumb ass because you wanna push some conspiracy.
lol alright dude
You're clearly the stupid one who doesn't know how the human body works. Do you want me to break it down for you? I love talking about this shit.
No, real losers, like you, create your own truth. And that's your prerogative. You keep telling yourself something long enough, it becomes your reality. You say things like Haliburton doesn't actually have a calf injury. Then when he blows his achilles on live TV, you say it was his achilles and not his calf, and it's just karma for faking an injury. You're too stupid to even realize how stupid you are. You're too stupid to have even a high school level understanding of human anatomy. You were probable C-/D+ type of student.
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