Andres Felipe Angel

@1legflamingo This is an interesting perspective. I agree, but the core plays and will continue to play for this organization. And we agree this is not working. So what is your pov on moving forward?

- This young core was the youngest group as starting 5 to win a playoff game. - This young core have become 16th team to force a game6 after 0-3 - This young core played 1.1mins per game as a lineup all season. - This young core had to deal with an awful locker room leader who backstabbed them - This young core had to deal with a coach with anger issues who has no clue what offense is. - This young core had to work with terrible roster construction, a GM who wasted MLE to a player who was obviously injured - This young core had to play without an actual PG They are not the problem. This Rockets organization is the worst place for a young player to be in (and i haven’t mentioned our great fans yet)

Rockets fans therapy session. Let it all out. This is a safe place.

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Serie 3-2. Estaba 3-0, y está latente la posibilidad de un séptimo partido que sería histórico, encima en el estadio de los Lakers. A que no se dan una idea de QUIÉN DIRIGE el día de la fecha.

@RitmoNba The extender! Aunque Rockets juegan para .250 con Scott Foster en playoffs. No estoy seguro si odia mas a Harden, a los Rockets o las series cortas. Hoy sabremos.

De acuerdo, pero la alternativa es: Ser complice de la desmantelacion del sistema de salud, de mandar a la monda la economia y de aislarnos del sistema multilateral. O votar por Abelardo que ese si es un salto al vacio. No existen las buenas opciones.

This is sort of the entire point of American cities hosting F1. Brings in a ton of money in and of course not every person will watch the race. Same as a city hosting the Super Bowl or NBA All Star Game or Art Basel Miami Beach or The Olympics etc etc …. it’s called commerce.

“People bully you at work because they’re a loser when they clock out” is the realest shit I ever heard

@AustinKarp @JeffAgrest Weirdly that sounds about right to me.

Don’t ask Millennials what they’re doing after work on Friday. The answer is always the same: cuddling with the dog, eating takeout, and recovering from the trauma of answering emails all week

No respeto a nadie que pelee amparado por una jurisdicción especial Aplica para los muchachos, los anti muchachos y la minga

Even more disappointing. Bc you’ll throw em a softball that they whiff on and you feel so betrayed. Coworker: Yeah my dad is from Boston so I grew up a Patriots fan You: Nice. So where are you at with Drake Maye? I know he ain’t Brady but no one is Coworker: who’s that You:

The worst. I will really not give a shit about a new coworker once I find out they’re not a sports fan 😂 Like aight man I don’t know what the hell we gonna talk about. Ping me if you need me I guess.

37,964 games have been played in the NBA since the 1996-97 season, regular season & playoffs. Knicks/Hawks is the first game where the road team scored 100 points before the home team had 50.

Es bastante triste que la única forma de "pegarla" con el periodismo hoy es básicamente volverte un influencer, que significa volverte una cáscara vacía para consumo rápido y "masivo" de redes. Si no, te quedas afuera de todo, no importa quién seas, tu capacidad o tu trayectoria

Si no pago $125 dolares por ver a Lebron que es genuinamente el GOAT. Porque voy a pagar $500 por ver a Uruguay vs Cabo Verde.

🚨🇲🇽 Memo Ochoa will play his 6th World Cup representing Mexico as the legendary goalkeeper will make the squad. Ochoa will then retire from professional football right after, leaving club and national team. 👋🏼

Macaya está en camino a Kansas City en su Cabify. Un viaje que empezó hace 68 años, con su primera copa y después de 17 mundiales consecutivos el hombre récord no podía faltar a este 🎙️ Porque si Macaya va al Mundial, es mejor 💜

Es muy frito porque 27-7 y 7 es el LeBron

Jason Sudeikis made around $300,000 per episode in season 1 of Ted Lasso. By season 3, Apple had bumped him to about $1 million per episode. Tim Cook just announced season 4 lands August 5, after a three-year break that looked like the end. The rest of the cast got similar raises. Hannah Waddingham, Brett Goldstein, Juno Temple, and Brendan Hunt all moved from the $50,000 to $75,000 per episode range to the $125,000 to $150,000 range. When production costs kept rising, Apple agreed to absorb them so Warner Bros. would keep producing the show. Most streaming companies wouldn't have signed that deal. Apple did. The reason has very little to do with making good TV. Apple TV+ has roughly 45 million paying subscribers. Netflix has 325 million, more than seven times as many. Apple captures less than 1% of all US streaming time, while Netflix takes 8.2%. Apple TV+ has been losing over a billion dollars a year, according to a March 2025 report from The Information. None of that is going to change Apple's plans. In the three months ending December 2025, Apple made $143.8 billion in revenue and $42 billion in profit. That works out to more than $400 million in profit every single day. The whole annual Apple TV+ loss is less than three days of Apple's profit. To Apple, the streaming service barely registers. Ted Lasso is the show that made people sign up for Apple TV+ in the first place. When it launched in August 2020, Apple TV+ was less than a year old and barely on the cultural radar. Ted Lasso won 13 Emmys, including Outstanding Comedy in its first two seasons. Suddenly Apple TV+ was the home of a show people couldn't stop talking about. That kind of cultural moment is worth more to Apple than any money the streaming service loses. Ted Lasso fans buy more Apple products. They stay subscribed longer. They tell their friends, who sign up too. Each new fan becomes another monthly check to Apple, and another reason to keep their iPhone instead of switching. The character started as a 5-minute NBC Sports commercial in 2013, where Sudeikis played a clueless American football coach trying to manage a Premier League team. Thirteen years later, that same character has become one of the most expensive ways Apple has ever found to sell iPhones. On August 5, the most expensive iPhone ad ever made premieres as a TV show.