Carey

Just bring up a twist to vote out everybody that sits out, and they all go home

Danny respecting the history of Survivor. Massa FTW!

It took 8 episodes, but better late than more than eight... ...so I'll blame Brandon

Well, looks like Carolyn has "entered the chat"

Carolyn's so sweet and outgoing. I have to feel bad for thinking she was 47

Or bring back the "Ultra" Idol

LOL...Yes Lantern. Western PA folks are real people!

Heidi's got it!

Well, I guess I don't miss that guy anymore. How do you not split the votes

Well, they survived, but how on Earth did Phoenix nearly blow that lead? They were rolling through the night and the series until they didn't!

It's sort of hilarious that there's such an award!

Here comes a possible change that I think I'd definitely be all-in for! Future Juries Watching The Action Might Be On The Way There was a half second where I wasn't on board since, well, I guess I'm more classic than modern. Before reading the article, I did think back to Redemption Island where there were spectators during those challenges, so why not bring in the jurors to do the same. I don't think it makes or will make too much of a difference between who they'd vote for. However, if things are close, someone taking in the action would see a player hustling to survive, and regardless of some backstory that isn't too much a part of the game, someone grinding would win the game over someone that wasn't good enough to win (final) immunity but managed to avoid being voted out of the game

On one hand, Boston playing on benefits Philadelphia, but on the other hand, maybe not. Man, this is worse than Milwaukee giving up against Miami despite leading most of the entire game & never trailing until they did. Boston was at home, and Atlanta was without Murray. Hats off to Young!

To be honest, if someone told me that people, including the Memphis community, would opt to douse themselves in hydrochloric acid in lieu of "supporting" Dillon Brooks, I'd believe them

Well, they definitely would have been had they taken care of business at home against Atlanta. Great showing at home, but I guess I'm more of a fan of teams playing to beat everyone possible, which helps toward a title, nothing less than that

Probably not the year for a team that blew a double digit lead to another team down South that limped into the Round of 16 after being too afraid to play a legendary franchise in Boston

One of several posts that show why you're the best, mojoween. Even though I still went to the webpage, I 100% knew what you were talking about. No, not even 1 percent of the other thing which is just a bad dream at worst

Survival at its finest for Golden State!

You have nothing to worry about, but there is no timetable to the point where the worrying ends, I believe. That will depend on whether Milwaukee is in decent mode or garbage mode. Boston can be in garbage mode; they're not losing to New York no matter how hard they try to lose to New York

The series is tied. However, they're about to be down 2-1 & still might be in trouble. OTOH Oladipo might not be in the best or in any shape to contribute going forward. it might be one of those brutal series. BTW, this is sorta decent news for BOSTON with all the injuries and tough breaks around the sport

Well, Brooklyn has become the first team and the 15th franchise booted from the NBA 2022-2023 season, courtesy of an Embiid-less Sixers team & a 4-game sweep.

Favorites or no: if someone said that Philly/Brooklyn Game 3 was the worst officiating game of the year, I'd have to respect it. Meanwhile, no Embiid anyway for Game 4

What's interesting is that if you think of a world where Stern is still with us, and still running things: that scenario involving Silver and Green would be best case scenario compared to what would happen if the commish's predecessor were around

That sucks

I guess it's karma, but only 4 consecutive women were voted out. Not a great sign, but that plus the two people leaving due to injury, the female majority isn't that much of a shocker