Probably posting useless Braves and Clippers stats. unfortunately i root for the Falcons too

Arkansas
Joined May 2011
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My ideal Clippers rotation on opening night: PG: Garland SG: Kobe SF: DJJ PF: Rui C: Ijax PG: Wagler SG: Dunn SF: Dick PF: Baba C: Brook
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The degree to which a report of that magnitude has to be fact checked, makes Brass calling cap on ESPN’s reporting flat out laughable. It’s 2026 a bombshell sports report from ESPN’s senior writers is not getting green lit without nailing down the facts.
There's no reason for Baxter, or the rest of ESPN who contributed to that report to lie, or misrepresent what the league told the Clippers in late July.
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Austin Riley with over a .600 SLG% in August that number is his everything
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When the MLB cap comes, I hope they implement some version of the bird rights/soft cap principles of the NBA so teams aren’t punished for developing too many good prospects. To be clear, I mean *some* version. The NBA’s is very very far from perfect.
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Acuña returning will be so important for this lineup. Gets Ozzie out of the top half and slides him down to the 5-6 range where he's more suited.
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It’s very obvious Wagler should primarily be playing off the ball. He is a SG. His handle is not a PG type of handle right now. College it was fine. Not now. It could be, but he doesn’t have a lot of counters when he gets cut off and that is really needed.
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PRISM had Flemings #4 overall. Last year PRISM absolutely nailed it
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European soccer fans seeing women in the American South for the first time
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John Collins remains out against the Pacers. It is now being called a neck strain. Everyone else is good to go tomorrow night.
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Replying to @mathomp_501
Everyone that has played any level of basketball knows how hard it is to play the level of defense he plays every second he’s on the court. Then add in the ball handling duties. Love Dunn!
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The culture of the Atlanta Falcons has historically been losing, so that's probably good
Replying to @CrispyCarlton
Stefanski doesn't fit the culture of Atlanta at all
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Just a reminder before tomorrow. Arguing about College Football online is one of the last great hobbies dudes have in this country. There’s nothing like getting angry at strangers because you disagree about a resume or a hypothetical matchup. Don’t ever take it for granted
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CP3 & Bogi getting cut from the rotation for Jordan Miller & Kobe Sanders rather than Yanic getting Brook Lopez’s minutes makes 0 sense.
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Replying to @mathomp_501
They pile on old vets on top of old vets and to keep the locker room civil they have to play old vets over the youngsters. Like why do the Bradley Beal experiment when you can play Cam Christie? Yes, I'm serious.
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Replying to @213Clipset
I think we need DJ and Dunn on the team to keep the defense afloat I wouldn’t trade either
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Replying to @esidery
The biggest winner of expansion won’t be the expansion teams; it will be the Western Conference team that gets to move out East.
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I’m so sure
Not gonna lie... the Paul George trade is still worse than this Luka one
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I would only sign Craig if they sell Amir for an asset. We’re good on zero-way wings at the moment.
Replying to @213Clipset
So that’s a no? What can they do to improve this team?
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NGL happy for the Mets fans. That said… let’s go Padres in the NL the rest of the way.
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On a fastball. That’s the most encouraging part
Ronald Acuña Jr. leaves the yard. Three-run shot for the reigning MVP.
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