up $52k since 3/7 on NBA straights. lot of picks were posted (see highlights). @sharpestsharp on Kalshi (not sponsored. just to verify my plays)
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Extended Jordan Poole quotes from the visitor's locker room tonight.
More to come @sfstandard tomorrow.
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This is a LaMelo Ball stat
Worst Offensive Rating In The 2026-27 NBA Regular Season (Min. 3 GP & 25 MPG):
1. Moussa Diabate — 92.0
2. Mikal Bridges — 94.1
3. Sion James — 95.4
4. Naz Reid — 96.3
5. Brandon Miller — 98.8
6. Keaton Wagler — 100.0
7. Grayson Allen — 100.6
8. Dennis Schroder — 100.8
9. Jalen Williams — 101.0
10. Dean Wade — 101.8
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Draymond ejecting himself was light years. Now the Suns have to guard 5 players instead of 4.
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I can’t reconcile that the Broncos continue to win in the manner they do. They’re 6-2 and have been outgained in 3 of their wins (Rams, Seahawks & Chiefs). They’re 6-2 with a point differential of +7.
This is a .500 team masquerading as a contender and yet they’ve done this for a year and a half so you have to somewhat take them seriously. It’s downright infuriating for me as an analyst.
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I'm really going to miss being able to share individual game clips of things I notice during NBA games.
I had some timestamps ready to go to tweet out some Hawks highlights but it looks like NBA has very recently stopped publishing these plays.
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Remember when LeBron & Polymarket were trying to prop up odds for every team in the running prior to LeBron committing to Sixers?
Well, there you have it. I’d say it was all staged to get us to bid on every team except for the Sixers 💀
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At 6’2”, Stephen Curry holds the highest True Shooting percentage among the 15 highest-scoring playoff performers in NBA history.🐐
Stephen Curry sits at a 60.76% True Shooting mark in the postseason across 4,147 career points. Among the top 15 highest-scoring playoff performers in NBA history, Curry is the only player to break the 60% TS threshold. For perspective, Kevin Durant sits at 59.93%, Magic Johnson at 59.45%, LeBron James at 58.34%, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar at 57.09%, and Hakeem Olajuwon at 56.86%.
Look at the height on every other name on that list. Durant shoots over the top of contests. Kareem had an unblockable skyhook. Hakeem generated high-percentage touches from the block. Magic and LeBron were point guards built like power forwards. Steph gets none of that: no cheap paint touches, no physical post mismatches, and no structural height advantage.
His efficiency is built purely on elite off-ball movement, handle, and unprecedented range against playoff defenses specifically designed to trap and blitz him. Doing it for one playoff run is impressive; sustaining that efficiency across 4,000+ postseason points at 6’2” is singular.🔥
#dubnation
#warriors
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This dude ain't shit. Just swinging wildly, staring at himself in a mirror like a buffoon. I dare him to pull up on me. Let's fight, fatass! My name is Mike Dunleavy.
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Lebron James’ next team - NOT GSW
1) Bron has high 🏀 IQ. If your buddy played with Steph Curry, you’d join him in a heartbeat. Unfortunately for LBJ, that buddy is Draymond Green - a ceiling 𝐥𝐨𝐰𝐞𝐫𝐞𝐫. Dray gets Ben Simmons’ coverage on offense, forcing GSW to play 4v5 on that end. He also piles up unforced turnovers, which means transition D for GSW. LBJ isn’t signing up to play 4v5 at age 42, and he already doesn’t run back on D. The fact that Dray even has to make a pitch tells you all you need to know
2) Mike Dunleavy is grossly incompetent. This is the guy who traded Ryan Rollins and Jordan Poole for NOTHING. Then he gave a guy who plays 16gms/yr a $20m/yr contract. I don’t see how he could pull off acquiring LeBron, and he even said “it’s so hard to make a trade,” although I’m sure that’s limited to him. If LBJ was ever actually interested in GSW, it would’ve been a done deal weeks ago
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So my first job out of college. I was making 65k with a bonus right. But you don’t realize I don’t actually keep that 65k. Every check there’s taxes that come out for federal and state. And also health insurance. So I’m only taking home a piece of that is what people don’t unders
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*James Wiseman killed the dynasty.
*Jordan Poole killed the dynasty. *Andrew Wiggins killed the dynasty. (Remember he was a quitter because he was tending to his dying father. Never forget that. Never forget that sorry ass hippie said that.)
*Jonathan Kuminga killed the dynasty
*Adam Silver killed the dynasty.
*Joe Lacob killed the dynasty
*Bob Myers killed the dynasty
*Meanwhile the guy in the video has gotten worse every year since 2022 and exposed in every playoffs since that 22 title. Teflon Draymond.
