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Amazing: NBC just interviewed a Republican voter in Texas who voted for Democrats up and down the ballot. They asked him what would happen if Democrats win tonight: "Well, I don't think our kids are going to come home a different gender tomorrow."
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We got your back, New York!
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Since 1996-97, no other player has a higher FG% on shots to tie or take the lead in the final 24 seconds of a game than Jayson Tatum. (min 60 FGA)
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After 81 seasons, the NBA has officially ended. The Boston Celtics won the most championships in NBA history at 18.
Thank you to everyone who was involved in the NBA from the beginning to the end, it was one hell of a run! 🫡
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Post-Game Thoughts
- I thought Drake played very well. Outside of the INT, he was exceptional. Truthfully, I'd rather my QB (the 2nd youngest starting QB in the NFL right now) keep pushing the ball and learn from his mistakes than be a dink-and-dunk QB who limits himself because he's afraid to throw picks. That said, let's keep improving. This was Drake's first mental mistake in about 4 weeks. Mistakes also show up in different ways; I'd argue Caleb's sack (in a vacuum) was just as costly. Outside the INT, Drake faced 15 pressures and still put up 347 total yards and 3 total TDs on 77.4% completion. The advanced metrics were great too. Like Mike Vrabel said, he gave us a chance last night, and I'm happy he's ours.
- I thought Caleb Williams was awesome. His sack avoidance was on full display. Even when Zak Kuhr dialled up the perfect blitz, it wasn't enough because Caleb found a way out of it. He was accurate, decisive, and clutch on 3rd down. He was a big reason for their success last night.
- I said it before the game, and I'll say it again: Drake and Caleb are the future of this league. It's good for the sport to have two guys this young who can go toe to toe and deliver top-tier QB play. Players like this don't come around often, so appreciate them while they're here.
- I thought Vrabel managed the game really well. I haven't read up on it yet, but my guess is he'd have gone for it on that 4th down too. After the first couple of drives, McDaniels got comfortable and called a much better game than the pundits will give him credit for.
- As much as I hate any loss, I'm not that mad about this one. On the road, banged up, and the team still played well. Chicago is a great opponent, and we gave them a good run despite the circumstances.
- I really hope we make a move at the deadline. Quenton Nelson is worth it. I don't think you can trust AVT to be healthy this season.
- AJ has been extremely frustrating. I can't imagine he's playing at 100% right now, so I'll stay patient, but he's due for a big game. The two deep balls he dropped were beautiful throws by Drake. We need more out of a player we traded this much to go get. Simple as that.
- The Patriots 2026 Draft class is incredible. Lomu, Jacas, and Raridon will all be long-time contributors for this team.
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no sense of humor but jack hughes was so quick to laugh at a joke at the expense of women #WeRememberMagaBoy
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Legalize comedy #Snowflake
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I want to PROTECT WOMEN that is why I GO TO THEIR JOB and MAKE IT ABOUT ME and YELL AT THEM
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In the span of a week, wnba players have faced harassment twice mid game in which both circumstances were done by cis men but im told trans women are a threat to the league?
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Enes Kanter is a bitch. And if you support him or think that shit is funny you’re a bitch too
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There is no labour union in the world that would happily accept a system that caps their wages. The owners are trying to turn the fans against the players when the root of the problem is a group of billionaires refusing to spend luxury tax payments on their team
The MLBPA is absolutely NOT going to accept a salary cap in the new CBA, per @JeffPassan
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They’re selling the game to private equity right out from underneath you — just like they did with everything else in your life — and you still want to give them the salary cap they want
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Jaylen Brown thank you for everything you gave to the Celtics and more importantly the city of Boston. Never in my life have I seen an athlete embrace the city the way you did and that will never be forgotten.
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This isn’t meant to come off as a knock to CE.
I’m a Christian - and a basketball player. 90% of the NBA is openly Christian. What I find maddening in all this is Christians online twisting the story into “Ivey got waived because he is a Christian.” That’s just a false statement and you’re pushing drama even further.
There are guys that proclaim their faith all over the NBA - it’s a shared faith. There are pre-game Chapel services in EVERY arena where guys come together to worship. There are post-game prayer communities that are visible to fans and cameras.
This isn’t an intolerance issue by the NBA. Far from it. The league wants guys to proclaim what they believe.
With that; You will be fired in ANY job where you become a workplace nightmare. If you continually disrupt the peace and happiness of your colleagues, you will be held accountable. It’s as simple as that.
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