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Ce n’est pas 1 mais 2 ouvrages qui sortent chez @EditionsAmphora. J’ai l’honneur de vous présenter : NBA SIGNATURES🏀📝🌀 & PSG ALL-STAR🔵🔴💫 Je vous mets tous les liens dans les messages suivants.

0️⃣ Ils ont disputé le plus de matchs de playoffs sans remporter le titre NBA : ▪️ 𝟭𝟵𝟯 — Karl Malone ▪️ 𝟭𝟵𝟭 — James Harden ⏳ ▪️ 𝟭𝟴𝟮 — John Stockton ▪️ 𝟭𝟲𝟳 — Sam Perkins ▪️ 𝟭𝟰𝟵 — Chris Paul Toujours pas… et le record dès la saison prochaine ?

Canicule : pourquoi il fait plus chaud pour les pauvres ➡️ l.humanite.fr/ZyD

game day

🌡️ Le dôme de chaleur est particulièrement visible par satellite. Le couvercle de hautes pressions dégage le ciel de nombreux pays ! Il est rare d'observer un ensoleillement maximal sur une zone aussi vaste. ☀️

La prima foto è del 2026, precisamente di due giorni fa. La seconda è del 1997, ventinove anni fa. Nella prima c’è Gregg Popovich che parla e Tim Duncan che ascolta. Nella seconda la stessa cosa. Tra una foto e l’altra sono trascorsi 29 anni, i due hanno riscritto la storia del basket, hanno vinto e infranto record, sono diventati uno dei migliori coach e uno dei migliori giocatori nella storia del basket. Nel mezzo, però, Gregg Popovich ha avuto problemi di salute che lo hanno costretto ad abbandonare il basket. Ma nonostante i problemi a deambulare, a parlare e di vista, continua oggi a stare vicino alla sua squadra, gli Spurs, seguendo gli allenamenti e parlando di tanto in tanto anche negli spogliatoi. Ad accompagnarlo ovunque, ad aiutarlo a scendere dall’auto e salire le scale, a portargli la stampella, a trascorrere con lui intere giornate a parlare di basket, e a portarlo di tanto in tanto in tribuna a vedere le partite, c’è Tim Duncan. In questi 29 anni, da quando si sono conosciuti, un ragazzo, diventato uomo, continua ad ascoltare. Ascolta la persona che ha dichiarato di avergli cambiato la vita, di averlo reso un giocatore migliore e soprattutto una persona migliore. Il rapporto tra Popovich e Duncan è una storia che travalica i confini dello sport perché contiene tutto: stima, amicizia, rispetto, riconoscenza, gratitudine. È una storia semplicemente meravigliosa.

Sainte-Soline : « Libération » et Mediapart font le travail déserté par l’IGGN et identifient le gendarme à l’origine du tir ➡️ l.humanite.fr/k1p

Sainte-Soline : @Anne_Stambach évoque une enquête vidéo de Mediapart et Libération, qui identifie l’auteur du tir ayant blessé Serge Duteuil-Graziani. "Comment expliquez-vous que des journalistes ont aujourd'hui réussi là où les enquêteurs avaient bizarrement échoué ?"

For fans of a certain age, this truly means everything.

Sans oublier la magnifique couverture !

🎁 Petit cadeau pour fêter le retour des Knicks en Finals ! À lire tranquillement à l’ombre, le reportage de @P_Legendre sur l’équipe de New York dans le numéro 94 @MaxiBasket82 en Mars 1991 . #goknicks #bigapple #patewing #msg #gonewyorkgo

🧹 Deux « sweeps » avant les Finals : un bon présage, mais pas une garantie de titre basketusa.com/news/839975/de…

Depuis 5 jours (date du tweet cité), tous les scientifiques du climat sont traités de "menteurs", de "vendus", de "catastrophistes", d'exagérer ou d'employer des termes inadéquates. Pour la 1ère fois, @meteofrance déclenche une vigilance orange #canicule en mai. On vient de franchir un nouveau cap, mais cette fois-ci avec une anomalie statistique inédite.

Il même pas 9h… courage aux personnes qui travaillent dans des conditions de chaleur importante.

NEW YORK STAND UP 🔥 THE KNICKS ARE BACK IN THE NBA FINALS FOR THE FIRST TIME SINCE '99 ‼️

🏆 𝗕𝗥𝗨𝗡𝗦𝗢𝗡 𝗠𝗩𝗣 Jalen Brunson remporte le trophée de MVP de la finale de conférence Est 2026. À l'unanimité, s'il vous plaît.

Wembanyama was asked in French about his half-court shot, Harrison Barnes, and the adjustments made between Games 3 and 4: 🇫🇷: Victor, after the loss in Game 3, maybe a bit naively, I thought that in preparing for this game you might have needed to do things differently from a motivational standpoint. I asked pretty much everyone about it: whether there were different buttons to push, different speeches to give to get everyone going again. But what came out of it was that your coach and the players all said, “On the contrary, we changed absolutely nothing. We stuck to the exact same habits.” What does that say about this team, and how did you experience these last two days? 👽: In my opinion, changing anything would’ve been an overreaction. We prepared the exact same way, we approached shootaround the same way. I think changing everything after one loss would’ve shown a lack of confidence and belief. We were only down one game—it’s a long series. 🇫🇷: Can you go back to your half-court shot? First of all, was that the first one you’ve made as a professional from that far out? And on the play, it felt like you completely controlled the moment—you stayed very calm, didn’t rush at all. Then afterward, your reaction hyping up the crowd as you headed to the locker room… 👽: Yeah, for sure. In the past, my mistake on shots like that was rushing them, being afraid of getting blocked or whatever, but that’s silly. And today was different! (laughs) In the playoffs, everyone finds ways to improve in their own way, and that was one area of my game where I needed to improve, so… there you go. 🇫🇷: We talked a bit during the first three games about the bench production being slightly below expectations, but tonight, for example, Harrison Barnes was incredibly valuable. What does a player like him bring in a game like this, in such an important moment? What kind of solutions does he provide on the floor? 👽: Harrison is someone who really knows where to be. What I mean by that is he knows when to attack toward the ball, when to just spot up in the corner. And most importantly, what he says is really valuable. He talks to me a lot, he talks a lot one-on-one with guys, and he’s probably the most experienced player on our team when it comes to playoff experience—maybe even one of the most experienced in the playoffs overall. So we expect that from him. We expect that kind of impact from him. 🇫🇷: Victor, in your opinion what was really the biggest adjustment, the main change between Game 3 and Game 4 that allowed you to find solutions and win this game? 👽: There wasn’t really any major adjustment. We trusted what we know how to do, we trusted who we are. Like I said earlier, nothing needed to change—we just needed to be better. (Thanks to @ orewaddl for the translation on YT) #GoSpursGo #PorVida

Même son outfit est parfait.