I'm thinking about the sheer subversive genius of this campaign...In case you don't know, it rarely rains in SoCal so the streets and sidewalks of Los Angeles get very dirty very quickly--so they need to be constantly washed. But due to the do-nothing administration of Mayor Karen Bass, the sidewalks haven't been washed in 4 years.So the Pratt Campaign created a sidewalk stencil. You see sidewalk stencil "art" all over LA, but it's normally used by rich-kid trust-funder leftists to paint politic

Does this constitute as good coaching? You throw a 20-year-old kid into the fire into a situation he doesn't appear to be ready for, and then you humiliate him when he has bad moments? Not sure about this one. I'm all for tough love, but this feels unwarranted. Harrison Barnes should have been playing over him all along - I was calling for it the last game - I think it's actually just a poor coaching decision gone wrong. How Bryant handled it is also problematic. It's one thing to be unready to