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His mature presence is obviously a plus. Which starts, oh, next time out. Detroit drove it to the hoop all night. How appropriate they introduced Jerome Harmon on the screen during a timeout. He could play. And his career was short. Cookie banner We use cookies and other tracking technologies to improve your browsing experience on our site, show personalized content and targeted ads, analyze site traffic, and understand where our audiences come from.

By choosing I Accept , you consent to our use of cookies and other tracking technologies. Filed under:. Reddit Pocket Flipboard Email. Ellis tallied again on another breakout for the advantage at the break. West sealed the deal with two more FTs, for the deceiving final six point margin. Too many voices.

Too little vision. No apparent wisdom or coherent plan. Doc loves the Cardinals as much as anybody, but Doc takes hostages. None of the fellows on the bench for the first four games, or the next two, do.

Sat for the 2d. Javascript Disabled Detected You currently have javascript disabled. No Mercy Submitted Guest , -- Last updated Discard any number of Blue cards from your hand. Then resolve one of your dice showing damage [Ranged Damage], [Melee Damage], or [Indirect Damage] , increasing its value by 1 for each card you just discarded. Sign In Use Twitter. Register now! Bliss has had a phenomenal run as champion thus far, but looking to the future, she's going to lose the title at No Mercy to Nia Jax or when Asuka--the wrestler who has a longer winning streak than Goldberg--comes to Raw and takes it from her, by the end of the year.

Raw 's tag team division has had quite a few shakeups in the past year. The title is getting passed around quite a bit, and now, current champions Ambrose and Rollins are taking on Cesaro and Sheamus--can we all just start calling them "The Bar" now, please? While that title does keep bouncing around, it seemed much more at home with The Bar. The team seems stronger in every way when it comes to working as a team. It may not be in favor of what most fans want, but I'm giving the win to The Bar, in hopes the rivalry continues.

Finn Balor went into demon mode at Summerslam against his opponent Bray Wyatt in a relatively short match, coming in at just over 10 minutes. He got the win, but the tension between the two stars hasn't let up, and they'll be facing each other again at No Mercy.

Hopefully, these two get more time in the ring, since Summerslam 's match had the potential to be amazing if they had more time.

We won't be seeing the demon from Balor this time, but I'm sure this will be the moment he proves himself without the help of his dark side, beating Wyatt.

No Mercy features John Cena taking on Roman Reigns, the two of which have had a brutal verbal battle against each other the past month. Reigns calls Cena a part timer and Cena laughs in his opponent's face.

They are two of the biggest stars in the company right now, so this should be a huge fight. Regardless if you boo Roman Reigns or sing "John Cena sucks" during his entrance--which is a ton of fun--this is going to be an entertaining match. The only problem is figuring out who is going to win.