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https://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/id/28222229/rockets-hopeful-nba-acts-james-harden-dunk-not-counted I didn't see the game, but the NBA comes out and admits blown calls all the time. They don't change the outcome though, why should they in this case? Because it's Harden? Doubt we'd even be hearing about this if it wasn't a high profile player.

That was beautiful, thank you.

I guarantee victory tonight.

I think with what we've seen it is just a matter of time until Fultz starts. He brought him off the bench really early, and like you said he's already using him to close the game.

I don't think they'll be terrible. They might not be great, but I don't see them being terrible.

Not officially. There might be separate devices you can buy (like video capture devices, Elgato or something is one I've heard of) that can record the video from PCs and various other devices. There might even be separate programs that do this. It's probably not technically 100% legal, but I'm guessing it wouldn't be too hard to do with an internet search.

Looks like you're right. You only get regional sports with the 70 dollars or more plan though(although it does come with HBO, but you can buy that as a standalone for 15 bucks anyways through HBO Now). But yeah, it has a free trial too so anyone new to streaming cable can pretty much try all of them. I've tried all the major services and I'd rate them 1. YouTube TV 2. PlayStation VUE 3. Hulu Live TV 4. DirecTV(ATT) Now. I won't even put Sling in there for lack of Fox Sports Florida (although I am using it for two months before basketball season starts) and Fubo TV has no ESPN networks (although I guess it's good if you like Soccer or something?) Also, you don't actually need a PlayStation to use PlayStation VUE. Some people are confused by the name (they really should have called it Sony VUE). The unlimited DVR on YouTube and VUE is really nice and puts them ahead (VUE deletes recordings after 28 days though, YouTube it's 9 months).

Plus it just changed to some other thing att now or something. More expensive and I think you have to sign a contract.

No ESPN though.

YouTube TV is the only one that has the 4 big locals in my area. You can enter your zip code on their website to see which ones they offer in your area. Pretty sure Hulu's website lets you check this as well.

YouTube TV is probably the best, slightly more expensive (5 dollars more, plus with Hulu you get their regular plan as well with the 45), but it has a better channel lineup in my opinion. No AMC on Hulu, also the DVR on YouTube TV is unlimited. Sling used to be the cheapest, but they recently dropped the Fox regional sports networks. Both offer free trials, so it's give them both a whirl to see which you like best. Just remember to cancel before they charge you.

LOL, espn's power rankings have Mozgov as a key subtraction. I guess there wasn't much to list.

LOL, the studies they do these days.

He was pretty good too the year before last (as far as his stats).

Is anyone else on the Rockets going to get any FGA?