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Why couldn’t they run this for the final play?

I’m saying we’re gonna win it. No problem saying it.

CJ McCollum pregame handle work

Modern day hoops perfection.

@BenRitholtzNBA @JCMacriNBA So cynical and so true! Can’t wait to hear Reggie’s and SVG’s commentary.

Rules of Knicks Playoffs Analysis: 1) Ignore Knicks excellent metrics but cite the opponent’s at every opportunity. 2) Find a Dolan story. 3) No mention of Brunson unless you call him short and/or a second option on a championship team.

Lex Fridman podcast, every single episode: Lex: My guest today invented modern computing. Before we start. What is a computer? Guest: Well it's a machine that Lex: But what IS a computer. Is a rock a computer. Guest: No. Lex: The atoms inside the rock are computing. Guest: That's not how any of this Lex: Do you love your work. Guest: Sure? Lex: On a scale of 1 to 10 how much do you think Stalin loved his work. Guest: What Lex: We're 4 hours in. I want to ask you about consciousness. Guest: You haven't let me finish a sentence yet Lex: Beautiful. Beautiful question my friend.

@pradacade Jackson was horrid. And I’ve always found Eagle to be annoying… especially his pronunciation of At-lahnta!

Greatest NBA Commentators Of All Time 1. Mike Breen (BANG!) 2. Marv Albert (YES!) 3. Kevin Harlan (GOOD!) 4. Mark Jackson (MAMA!) 5. Mark Jones (FISH GREASE!) 6. Mike Tirico (UNBELIEVABLE!) 7. Hubie Brown (GIVE EM CREDIT) 8. Eric Collin’s (HUM DIDDLY DEE!) 9. Ian Eagle (OH YEAH!) 10. Noah Eagle (YOU BET! Yall Agree?

@Fr321P @0x45o “Thought for 12s”, lol!

@0x45o Grok

it is confirmed, we reached AGI

At least a couple of times a season, I find myself wondering how it could be possible that a center as old as Andre Drummond is still in the league, only to look it up and see that he is 32 years old, a fact that seems to stand in defiance of all I understand about linear time.

@yabusele28 @chicagobulls You were a class act in NYK, and remain one. Much respect from a knicks fan

This one means a lot. Not every season is a straight line, but I’m proud of how I kept showing up and stayed true to myself through it all. Coming to Chicago gave me a new energy, a real opportunity to just play my game and be myself again. I gave everything I had every night, for the team, for this city, and for everyone who showed love from day one. That support never went unnoticed. Thank you to the organization, my teammates, and the fans for welcoming me the way you did. I’m grateful for this chapter. And I know there’s more to come. 🙏🏾🤲🏾🧸🖤

@jayb8418 @SbondyNBA 1994

@SbondyNBA If this happened during a Knicks game I would destroy something

Amazon Prime technical difficulties in overtime and no where else to watch the play-in tournament game. NBA nightmare.

Oh, this will age well—Matt Taibbi and Michael Tracey defending Eric Swalwell, with all of their usual "nuance"

Top 30 Shooters: The Finale

Is this the craziest statistic of any sport right now? Would love to hear other crazy stats!

On the helicopter leaving the ship right now. This planet is impossibly beautiful from every altitude I’ve seen it…surface to 250,000 miles

@TheFrankIsola @kennewickmike Yet the NBA absolutely needs an 82-game regular season

What are we doing?

Walter Kirn tries soooooo hard to be an internet guru.

@amazing_physics Gigantic window on that spaceceaft that is the size of a van. AI slop.

🌍✨ This stunning image, captured during the Artemis II mission, offers a breathtaking view of Earth from space. From this unique vantage point, the planet’s natural curvature is clearly visible, leaving no doubt about its true spherical shape. The horizon gently arcs beneath the glow of the rising sun, creating a powerful and awe-inspiring scene. ☀️🌊 Sunlight reflects beautifully across vast oceans, while soft, swirling clouds stretch across continents in intricate patterns. The deep blackness of space surrounds the Earth, making the vibrant blues and whites stand out even more dramatically. It’s a reminder of how incredible and delicate our planet truly is. 🚀 This perspective from space allows us to appreciate Earth in a way that’s impossible from the ground. Seeing the full curve of the planet highlights not only its shape but also its beauty and unity. Key Highlights: 🌍 Clearly visible curvature of Earth from space ☀️ Stunning sunrise illuminating the horizon 🌊 Rich blue oceans with detailed cloud formations 🌌 Deep space background enhancing contrast 🚀 Captured during the Artemis II mission This image is more than just a photograph—it’s a powerful visual reminder of our place in the universe. Follow Us -

What the Artemis II astronauts did over the last 10 days was a testament to their bravery. And the fact that they traveled farther from Earth than anyone ever has, re-entered our atmosphere at more than 24,000 mph, and splashed down safely was a testament to human ingenuity. Thanks to everyone at @NASA for making this mission possible, and for taking us along for the ride.

Jazz-Grizzlies tonight. Catch the fever! Just @WindhorstESPN at his absolute best here. @GetUpESPN