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I think the spurs watched this and got pissed lmao
Yaxel Lendeborg on facing Victor Wembanyama: “What does he average, like five blocks?”
“I’m gonna try to shoot as many 3s as I can tonight, try to bait him into helping out…oh, and try to rough him up as much as we can.”
Tallest player he’s faced.
“Wemby’s like 7-foot-10?”
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This is 100% Jaxson Dart…
November 13, 2026
Blind Item #4
This starting NFL QB who will probably end up in Miami next year hasn’t been at his team's facility since he got hurt. Hasn’t helped his backups, hasn't been to meetings, hasn’t greeted the new QB, hasn’t gotten treatment at facility. Weird all around. Plenty of time to hang out with his drug dealing friend though.
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It’s because Luka cost his team the finals and the spurs lost to themselves not Wemby by himself. Luka doesn’t improve his game while Wemby reflects n sees himself differently n his game is vastly different than last years. It’s arrogance that makes Luka be in these conversations
⚠️ Warning: Long rant incoming.
I’ve been waiting for someone in the national NBA media to address this, but apparently nobody wants to.
Why was Luka Doncic’s first NBA Finals loss treated as proof that his style of basketball couldn’t win a championship, while Victor Wembanyama’s was treated as another step toward greatness?
Luka averaged 29.2/8.8/5.6 against a 64-win Celtics team, and the national media spent the next two years questioning his defense, conditioning, leadership and whether his style of basketball could ever win a championship.
Wemby loses 4–1 to a 53-win Knicks team, struggles down the stretch, and suddenly we’re reminded that even Jordan and LeBron needed time. It’s all about growth, valuable lessons and gaining experience.
And this hypocrisy doesn’t end with the Finals. It carries directly into the MVP conversation.
Luka’s individual brilliance is constantly filtered through questions about his defense, playing style, team success and whether he can actually win.
Wemby’s brilliance is celebrated as evidence of what he’s becoming. His shortcomings are treated as things he’ll eventually overcome.
One player has to constantly justify why he deserves an MVP. The other is talked about like winning one is inevitable.
Nobody is asking for Wemby to be torn down. But why does one generational talent have to overcome a narrative the media created while the other gets the benefit of the doubt?
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I mean fairs they’re not really in a position to trade, but anything can happen.
The San Antonio Spurs are not expected to make any major moves at the trade deadline despite having plenty of assets, per @mikecwright
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I’m sorry…but this is insane…
“My kids were confused to be honest. They wanted Mommy and Daddy together, and they knew something was off at home. But when Coach Mike gifted them a football signed by him and Drake Maye as an apology, the boys quickly forgave me.” Russini admitted on her show…
“My marriage and relationship with my kids are stronger than ever. We proudly display that football as a reminder of how far we’ve come. We’re not ashamed of our past. It’s our symbol of strength.”
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
Russini did not say this on her November 11 show. She described the scandal as a nightmare and discussed focusing on her family and her husband's support but made no mention of a signed football from Vrabel and Drake Maye or it being a symbol of strength.
ew.com/dianna-russini… nypost.com/2026/11/09/spo… nbcnews.com/sports/nfl/dia…
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He’s doing this but that’s just his game in general
Domantas Sabonis is “quiet quitting” on the Sacramento Kings because he does NOT want to be there, per @KevinOConnor
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He real asf ain’t no way they were gonna comeback
From that shit
Not a good look from Derik Queen.... 👀
The young New Orleans big reportedly left the arena MIDGAME with the Pelicans down massive in the last quarter
#NBA #DerikQueen #NewOrleansPelicans
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They’re clowning Campbell for this decision, but respectfully it showed how essential Mahogany is to that line. Whether you like it or not it’s a good lesson for him and how he needs to be there for the team on and off the field. it was a good decision to bench him. Plus, we won.
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