jules 🦅

Greatest off-season of all time???

@AngelsOptical @NBA exactly bro obviously introverted and reserved just putting him on blast for no reason

@NBA Man let him be himself!

SMILE, OG! 😄

@NKSCCCC @brndxix god forbid someone has a different opinion. and who tf are you?

@brndxix not hearing any opinions on movies from ‘brandon on twitter’

we need to have an uncomfortable conversation about backrooms

@siccadilly @NBA oh my god a human. yea why tf is the nba posting this shitb

@NBA wtf is this ai slop

INSTANT CLASSIC: KNICKS RALLY FROM 29 DOWN FOR 3-1 FINALS LEAD For 24 minutes, the Spurs played one of the most dominant halves in NBA Finals history. For the next 24, the Knicks delivered a comeback the Finals had never seen before. A comeback basketball had never seen before. A comeback that will live in sports lore. Knicks 107, Spurs 106: Trailing by 29 early in the 3rd quarter, New York completed the largest comeback in Finals history, outscoring San Antonio 58-30 in the 2nd half, capped by OG Anunoby’s game-winning tip-in with 1.2 seconds left to give the Knicks a 3-1 Finals lead. Closing Heroes: Anunoby (33 PTS, 7-9 3PM, 1 BLK) and Brunson (36 PTS, 5 REB, 7 AST, 3 STL) combined for 69 points, including 36 in the 2nd half, where they outscored the Spurs by themselves. Opening Heat: But before their legendary close in clutch time, the night started with an unprecedented Spurs avalanche. Early Eruption: The Spurs dropped 41 points in the 1st quarter on 6 threes. By halftime, they had drilled 14 triples – a Finals record for a half – for a 76-49 lead. All Cylinders: Victor Wembanyama (24 PTS, 13 REB, 3 BLK) had 16 points at the break, Devin Vassell (18 PTS, 5 REB, 5 3PM) was 5-of-5 from deep and 7 different Spurs had made a three. All Spurs: Their 76 1st-half points were the 2nd-most in a Finals half in the play-by-play era, opening up a 27-point lead. It was the 3rd-largest halftime lead in Finals history. No team in Playoff history had ever come back from such a halftime deficit, let alone the Finals. But San Antonio wasn’t done. Its lead soon swelled to 29 with 9:40 left in the 3rd. It was 81-52. Madison Square Garden was stunned. The Spurs couldn’t miss. The Knicks had no answers. But they didn’t give up. A Glimmer: An Anunoby dunk, and triples from himself, Brunson and Josh Hart helped fuel a 13-0 burst. A Spark: The Knicks closed the quarter on a 23-9 run, capped by another Anunoby three to trim the lead to 15 entering the 4th. The Garden Was Coming Alive: What felt impossible 30 minutes earlier suddenly felt within reach. But the Spurs pushed back. After trading buckets, Wembanyama put San Antonio up 95-75 with 9:33 left. Just when it felt like New York had life, it faced another mountain. Entering Wednesday, Playoff teams were just 4-733 when trailing by 20+ points in the 4th quarter in the play-by-play era. That’s a 0.5% win rate. And in the Finals, it had never been done. Forty-five teams had tried. Forty-five teams had failed. But those teams weren’t the New York Knicks. It Started With Rain: Jose Alvarado, Karl-Anthony Towns and Anunoby all hit threes amid a 13-2 run, capped by a tough KAT bucket inside. MSG Was Back On Its Feet: Brunson came alive, scoring four straight points, and timely three from Anunoby and Alvarado had the Knicks within four (104-100). It Was A 25-9 Run: The comeback was suddenly back on, the Garden was deafening and Brunson wasn’t done. With 2:21 left, he pulled from deep, over the outstretched arms of Wembanyama… “PUTS IT IN!” exclaimed ABC’s Mike Breen. “One-point game! This building is shaking right now!” Fifty-nine seconds later, the ball was back in Brunson’s hands, and “Captain Clutch” delivered again – dropping in a floater with 1:22 left to make it a 105-104 game. For the first time, the Knicks were in front. But Stephon Castle didn’t blink, hitting two free throws on the ensuing possession to put San Antonio back on top. Then came chaos. A loose-ball rebound sprung De’Aaron Fox into the open floor for what looked like a layup to go up 3. But Anunoby came flying in from behind, pinning the ball against the backboard before the Knicks recovered it and took a timeout with six seconds left. New York had one more chance to pull off the impossible. Naturally, the ball found Brunson. He received the inbounds near midcourt, attacked into a quick double-team and launched a 31-footer. The shot hit the front rim and bounced high into the air, hanging above a crowd of players gathered beneath the basket. As players from both teams wrestled for rebound position, another white jersey came soaring in from the perimeter. It was Anunoby. Sprinting in untouched, he flew through the crowd and stretched out his right arm, getting just enough of the ball to redirect it toward the rim. It dropped. Madison Square Garden erupted. “IT’S GOOD! IT’S GOOD! IT’S GOOD!” exclaimed Mike Breen. “Bedlam here at the Garden – they can’t believe it!" One stop later, the Knicks had done the impossible. A 29-point deficit had become a one-point win. A game that looked lost had become an all-time classic. A missed shot had become a legendary make. “Unbelievable,” said Knicks coach Mike Brown postgame. “That has to be the most iconic shot in the history of New York basketball.” Said Jalen Brunson: “There’s one word that captures that all … believe.”

@JClarkNBCS awh, so cute!

The Eagles seventh round draft pick from Nigeria, Uar Bernard, says defensive line coach Clint Hurtt has become like a father to him. Clint told him Uar is like his adopted son. Uar says it is a dream come true to come to Philadelphia to play NFL football with the Eagles and he says he gets recognized by Eagles fans when he is out in the city Uar says the most fun thing about the Eagles is his teammates

@BrandonGowton bro stole the voice line from madden

Nick Sirianni says the Eagles’ mission on offense is to end every drive with a kick (PAT, FG, or punt).

@X1kzEagle @thomasrp93 lmao

@thomasrp93 Doesn’t matter Drake Maye is a therapist and a knee surgeon we’re good over here. About time he actually plays with a real Qb/Therapist/Surgeon/Astronaut #CryEaglesCry

Nick Sirianni usual doesn't provide much in press conferences. But yesterday he kept putting emphasis on the TEAM when discussing AJ Brown's departure. He made it very clear AJ Brown wasn't about the team. He was all about AJ Brown. #Eagles

@cultnugg @ayojoestar took me a while to realize this

@ayojoestar I dont care for labels like ableist, neurotypical people literally cannot understand how our brain works. It’s not their fault the same way it’s not our faults for being the way we are. I get frustrated with myself quite often and am self aware enough to understand they mean well

Neurotypicals will be like "I know you have a disability that affects your ability to stay organized, manage your time properly, socialize, or control what you're able to think about or focus on, but that's not an excuse to have trouble staying organized, managing your time properly, socializing, or controlling what you need to think about or focus on." And then demand that they aren't ableist. I'm tired.

@QuinlenBur51169 @mallegiance_ oh my god you’re so smart and high iq! he’s not actually on the team why would he say “our!” how stupid!!! who gives af you pretentious fag

@mallegiance_ who is “our” you do not play in the NFL

THEY PUT SEWELL IN OUR CHATS BECAUSE OF TRICK PLAYS MAN FAWWWWWWWWK

Happy birthday, Makai! 🍋

@wstgoat7 you’re a faggot

Crying when you faced absolutely no adversity in your entire life this dude is so fucking corny

@boomieboomie69 @cocoanatz you’re the real faggot

@cocoanatz Dude a faggot if u act like a faggot your a faggot

just watching his vlogs will tell you hes straight af

Harbaugh, McDaniel, and Herbert has to be the biggest oddball trio in the NFL 😭

@aj_muse_ joe pezz is a fucking weirdo

Edited the photo for what reason 😭

@racentour @ssj_brady @theboiscout @Bryce_Estelle yeah he’s just mid. love that we’re all ranking how hot our favorite nba players are

@julesBC2 @ssj_brady @theboiscout @Bryce_Estelle Brunson not ugly either.

How handsome an nba player is 100% effects how much I believe in his basketball ability

@ssj_brady @theboiscout @Bryce_Estelle luka isn’t ugly everyone else yea

@theboiscout @Bryce_Estelle luka doncic, nikola jokic, larry bird, jalen brunson, james harden, clyde drexler, jerry west just off the dome piece there are definitely quite a few more

@Krogerslimshady @redpilledhawk you’re retarded and obviously don’t get much social interaction

@TierMee @redpilledhawk We live in a world where it's possible for this high school to go hook up with this random athlete right after all this. Besides the fact, the rest of her life she won't remember this as "my boyfriend did this amazing thing for me" she will remember "I got to meet X athlete!"

Pro tip fellas: NEVER do something like this

@Mind_Calculus what the fuck are you talking abt

Does Caitlin Clark have Asperger’s Syndrome? She’s seems to not know she’s being used by everyone, totally trashed and humiliated. If it is true, it is illegal to take advantage of neurodivergent individuals. Did the WNBA take advantage of Caitlin for a new media rights deal?

@kylewatson1984 @ThePhillyPod for celebrating dominant victories? that’s like the most normal thing a fanbase does 😭

@ThePhillyPod Such a weird ass fan base...

Eagles have two of the most dominant NFC Championship victories we ever seen 🤣 partying by halftime.

this is called being ignorant and inconsiderate. i usually understand social cues pretty well i’m just shit at to do with them.

@MissZindzi so true

I'm realizing more and more that this feigned superiority is just a really bad type of masking