Ryan_fromLA

@jlmahurin @RpsAgainstTrump He’s a U.S. citizen that was asked a question As a nation “of the people, by the people, for the people” that has free speech codified in our Constitution, he has as much a right as any politician to give his opinion Politicians REPRESENT us, they don’t tell us what to think

@emmitonair Atwater

Peyton Manning, John Elway or Vaughn Miller isn’t available: name a Denver bronco.

@hovah76 @SportsPatriotUS Steve Kerr is one of the best 3 point shooters of all time and has 5 rings as a player. Jackson played for 13 years with 2 titles. Pat Riley had a 9-year career with a title. Most of your examples (especially Kerr) make no sense.

@SportsPatriotUS People with a fraction of your talent trying to coach you? What a fool. Ever heard of Steve Kerr, Phil Jackson, Coach Pop, Pat Riley, Eric Spoelstra, etc? You idiots know nothing about basketball. You’re just ignorant racists joining basketball discussions to defend a white girl.

When the team’s defensive Coach is trying to coach up the worst defender on the team, but she is not coachable. Caitlin Clark’s attitude is horrific. Then she stands up like a 2-year old, and goes to sit someplace else away from her Coach. Such ghetto behavior. This is a prime example of why she was a horrible defender as a rookie, and she’s still a horrible defender today. This is also an example of why she has never won anything. Her attitude SUCKS, and she thinks that she has all of the answers.

@Evangelion217 @5Solas2 @realapp It was a comparison…between Clark and Paige. Clark carries a bigger burden for running the Fever offense than Paige, who largely gets to operate within Dallas’ offense

@RyanTriTraining @5Solas2 @realapp So was Paige last year.

Paige Bueckers through 40 career games: — More points than Caitlin Clark — More assists than Chelsea Gray — More threes than Kelsey Plum — Higher FG% than A'ja Wilson — Higher 3PT% than Diana Taurasi

@Evangelion217 @5Solas2 @realapp Clark is asked to carry much more the Paige.

@RyanTriTraining @5Solas2 @realapp Even when Paige was on a shitty Dallas Wings last year, she was still more efficient than Clark. Clark is just more versatile and explosive.

@duncanclement21 @Base718 @awfulannouncing @CaitlinClark22 I’m a basketball fan AND a “Louisiana boy”

@RyanTriTraining @Base718 @awfulannouncing @CaitlinClark22 Also, hilarious that a Louisiana boy is riding’ so hard for an Iowa girl, especially this one. S-U-S. 🫣 #WNBA

"When is she gonna start winning at the next level? She has not won a playoff series yet. My take is, she has her Pippen, Kelsey Mitchell… "This is not hating on Caitlin Clark, but the stage of 'Wow, who's the new kid?' I'm done with that." - Colin Cowherd on Caitlin Clark

@Ryan_real_McCoy @JuggernautBron Scoring titles show annual dominance. Career PPG shows sustained dominance. Jordan dominated an era. Total points/assists/rebounds/etc shows durability over time, but you can play a lot of years and never dominate your era.

@JuggernautBron Most scoring titles? Most points per game career? No GOAT in any sport has a losing championship record either. So…

No GOAT in any sport has the most of nothing: Most Rings: Russell Most Valuable in Most Finals: Russell Most Finals : Russell Most MVPs: Kareem Most Playoff Wins: LeBron Most Career Wins: LeBron Most Points: LeBron Most Playoff Points: LeBron Most Assists: Stockton Most Playoff Assists: Magic Most Rebounds, Most All NBA, Most All Defense …. MJ has none of it.

@duncanclement21 @Base718 @awfulannouncing @CaitlinClark22 Have you ever played sports? Is it harder to go from terrible to just bad, or from bad to competitive? Context matters. It’s like the fact that it’s way easier to put up big individual scoring numbers on a losing team than it is in a winning team.

@RyanTriTraining @Base718 @awfulannouncing Improved them 8 wins. Adding another #1 pick and experience got them 7 more. It’s really not hard to understand unless the goal is to give all the credit to one player by diminishing the contributions of others. That’s the @CaitlinClark22 Clark fan base in a nutshell. #WNBA

@Evangelion217 @5Solas2 @realapp Product of their college teams Paige was always on stacked teams that could let her find space and avoid doubles. Clark was always on teams with middling talent around her that needed her to push and take risks. Both will adapt a little now that their teams are different

@5Solas2 @realapp She’s not Caitlin, but Paige is very efficient. I just prefer Caitlin’s need to go for the kill.

@duncanclement21 @Base718 @awfulannouncing So wait…you’re saying that getting a great player in Boston improved them a little? Shocker! …but they were still 10th in the league. Clark shows up and all of a sudden they jump to a .500 club. A few more additions followed and young players grew. Young teams mature

@RyanTriTraining @Base718 @awfulannouncing Let me do the math for you. .139 before Boston joins Mitchell .325 after Boston joins Mitchell .500 after Clark joins BOTH Boston & Mitchell. If you don’t see it, you’re in the cult. Upturn started BEFORE she joined TWO 2023 all-stars. #WNBA

@Hoopss Physicality is about more than physique. Dude falls like a sniper shot him any time someone breathes in his direction. He is the fainting goat of the “GOAT” conversation.

Facts or nah?

@duncanclement21 @Base718 @awfulannouncing lol. Your “significant improvement” includes 4 more games in 2023 available to win. They were still abysmal that year. Going from 18-58 to 20-20 is a big jump from irrelevance to competitive.

@RyanTriTraining @Base718 @awfulannouncing The Fever were: Last in 2022 (5-31) 10th in 2023 (13-27.). 6th in 2024 (20-20). They were already improved significantly the year before she came. #WNBA

@duncanclement21 @Base718 @awfulannouncing Which team gets the first draft pick? How exactly does the W determine that?

@Base718 @awfulannouncing Not the worst team, casual.

@Clemtiger86 @Clemson_Addict @pat2zero LSU beat the final #2, 4, 6, 7, 8, 14, and 25 for 2019-20 season. Please list the final rankings for 2018 Clemson’s opponents. Not “when they played”…but final. And before that’s questioned…LSU’s schedule is actually better if you use the “when they played” option.

@RyanTriTraining @Clemson_Addict @pat2zero wrong

The best national title teams of the 21st century 1. 2001 Miami 2. 2018 Clemson 3. 2019 LSU 4. 2005 USC 5. 2006 Texas 6. 2016 Clemson 7. 2011 Bama 8. 2015 Bama 9. 2013 FSU 10. 2020 Bama

@Clemson_Addict @pat2zero @Clemtiger86 Not even close. He showed that if you value strength of schedule, 2019 LSU clears that Clemson team handily.

@pat2zero @Clemtiger86 @RyanTriTraining You got proven wrong. Dumbass 😂

@marcelluswiley It’s actually called the accelerator or the accelerator pedal. In both gas and electric vehicles.

What do you call the gas pedal in an electric car? 😳 In our Tesla and the kids just asked me… Yo, I’m stuck?!? 🤯🤣

@trendyhoopstars But this: “Reese missed three makeable shots that would have pushed her to 15 points on 50% shooting. Against Minnesota, she had four makeable misses that could have resulted in a 19-point performance on 8-for-11 shooting.” …is a trend for her, not an anomaly

Angel Reese had a tough opening week, despite still averaging a double-double: (10.7) points, (12.7) rebounds, (2.3) assists, and (1.7) blocks per game. The struggles have mainly come with efficiency and turnovers. Reese is shooting 33.3% from the floor while averaging (5.3) turnovers per game. So how does the league’s most scrutinized players put that behind her as the season continues? A major part of the turnover issue has been offensive fouls. Reese has picked up multiple offensive fouls in each game, which is notable because that has not typically been a major issue in her game. If she cleans that up alone, her turnover numbers should naturally come down, considering roughly 40% of her turnovers have come from offensive fouls. Offensively, the margin between a rough stat line and an efficient one has actually been thinner than it looks. In today’s game alone, Reese missed three makeable shots that would have pushed her to 15 points on 50% shooting. Against Minnesota, she had four makeable misses that could have resulted in a 19-point performance on 8-for-11 shooting. That’s important because we’ve already seen Reese play efficient basketball. Over the final 20 games of last season, she showed she can score effectively when operating in the right spots, and realistically, that’s where most of her offense should continue to come from. Those are controllable areas the two-time All-Star should be able to correct moving forward. Defensively, Reese has held her own, which has been one of the biggest positives. She has recorded five total blocks through her first three games and continues to make an impact on that end. Will adjustments stop the constant scrutiny, or lowlights? No. That level of attention was set in stone the moment Reese waved and taunted in a player’s face—a player many of her loudest critics didn’t even know about in the first place. But improving the controllable aspects of her game will absolutely benefit both Reese and the team as they continue to navigate the season. 🪄

@gehennan @Rajani_Isa Almost none of their crops go directly for human consumption. It’s mostly corn and soybean, with under 10% for humans. California is the undisputed leader for human produce.

@Rajani_Isa I expect any early priority would be moving the line west of the bread basket that is the Great Plains, but Illinois, Indiana and Iowa do produce a significant amount of food.

@Kingron_b Why pull her already…

@RyanTriTraining She should have 4 already

Two missed assists😩