@TLC2K26

First player to come to mind when seeing this Expos logo

Like the fact that he don’t High Side or Grandstand after every made shot he’s Seasoned and Polished

Happy 77th Birthday @SpencerHaywood 🎂 NBA champion (80) ABA MVP (70) 4× NBA All-Star (72–75) ABA All-Star (70) ABA All-Star Game MVP (70) 2× All-NBA 1st Team (72, 73) All-ABA 1st Team (70) 2× All-NBA 2nd Team (74, 75) ABA ROY (70) ABA All-Rookie 1st Team (70) ABA scoring champion (70) ABA rebounding leader (70) ABA All-Time Team No. 24 retired by @SeattleSonics Consensus 1st-team All-American (69) No. 45 retired by @DetroitMBB NCAA rebounding leader (69) Mr. Basketball USA (67) Mexico City 🥇 (68) Hall Of Fame (2015)

Club Nouveau - Jealousy - 1986

April 22, 1958 @Lakers selected Elgin Baylor with the first overall pick in the 1958 NBA draft. The rest is part of the history of the sport #Lakeshow

@NBACobwebs “Downtown”

April 22, 1980: This performance by Seattle's Fred Brown in Game 1 of the Western Conference Finals. Brown had 34 PTS (15-21 FG/4-7 3P)—with 13 PTS in the final 6:10 of the 2nd quarter and 17 PTS in the 4th (capped by a three over Kareem with :55 left). Sonics 108, Lakers 107.

@PolyesterUnis @BlueJays Oakland High

Lloyd Moseby, 1984 Fleer @BlueJays

The Hall of Fame remembers 2002 World Series champion Garret Anderson, who passed away Thursday at 53. A two-time Silver Slugger and three-time All-Star, Anderson spent 15 of his 17 big league seasons with the @Angels and set franchise records in hits, games played and RBI.

@PolyesterUnis @Athletics

Bill North, 1976 @Athletics

April 8, 1980: Seattle’s Dennis Johnson hits the first game-winning 3-pointer in NBA playoff history—during Game 1 of the Western Conference Semifinals. Johnson had 24 PTS and Gus Williams scored a game-high 30 PTS in the Sonics' 114-113 overtime win over the Milwaukee Bucks.

Don’t think I ever saw anyone better

“SVU just wrapped for the season.. ICE, what’s the 1st thing you gonna do?” Get the Whip clean, of course.. #CarStuff

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By BETH HARRIS LOS ANGELES (AP) — Davey Lopes, a member of the Los Angeles Dodgers’ record-setting infield of the 1970s and ’80s and one of baseball’s premier base stealers, died Wednesday. He was 80. The Dodgers… eastbaytimes.com/2026/04/08/dod…

The Hall of Fame remembers Davey Lopes, who passed away Wednesday at the age of 80. Manning second base for one of the most famous infields in history, the @Dodgers captain and four-time All-Star helped the club win four NL pennants and the 1981 World Series title.

The Dodgers mourn the loss of Davey Lopes, who passed away today at age 80. Lopes was a member of the team’s record-setting infield of the 1970s and 1980s and one of the finest basestealers in MLB history. Our condolences go out to his family and friends.

Probably should have mentioned Dawn Staley by name.

The Man of Steal never stopped running. With his 1,335th career theft #OTD in 2000, Rickey Henderson became the second player ever to swipe a base in four different decades. ow.ly/23gh50YAC3u

@VinnysCorner1 Norm Van Lier

Without saying Michael Jordan, Scottie Pippen or Derrick Rose, name a Bull