
Last night, while watching the Thunder stumble their way to a sloppy victory over the Hornets, I grabbed my phone to see what people were saying on Twitter. Of course, the first thing I saw was this terrible tweet from Jenni Carlson:
Remember, #Thunder fans, this same Hornets team lost last night to the Wizards. The Wizards!
— Jenni Carlson (@JenniCarlson_OK) December 13, 2012
Yes, the Hornets lost to the Wizards. The Wizards! Know what other team has lost to the Wizards? The Miami Heat. Yes, the Heat! Maybe this is a newsflash to Jenni, but NBA teams have professional athletes and play 82 games, therefore random upsets and trailing a bad squad early in the first quarter of a game isn't all that unusual. That's why the tweet was stupid. She made it seem like a big deal and that Thunder fans should worry and panic. Naturally, she followed the Tweet with this:
#Thunder showing a little spark. Down 36-32 with 2:35 left in the first half.
— Jenni Carlson (@JenniCarlson_OK) December 13, 2012
Once again, that's why her original tweet was so stupid. The Hornets did lose to the Wizards. They're a bad team and bad teams tend to blow leads and lose winnable games. That's why Thunder fans didn't care they were losing to a team that lost to the Wizards.

