Lance Maxwell

@CrainNBA He was a -24 in 19 mins. Great decision by Daigs.

As it relates to Dort, 2 of his 4 lowest minutes outputs of the season have come in the past 72 hours.

@soonerniner80 😂

@lmaxwell11 First time I have ever had crew guys with smiles on their face at the end of aerification. 👊🏻

Spring aerification 2026 is in the books. 1/2” solid tine, our organic matter is low so no need to pull a core. 25 degrees to start yesterday with 90’s this weekend. We should heal up quick with this warm weather.

History.

@Eddie_Rado 43 free throws for a single player? I mean Cmon. I don't ever want to hear SGA FT complaints again.

@elwood_cody Good. It's nice to be hated haha.

Thunder haters are back full force!😂😂😂

SGA ranks #1 in clutch points per game this season at ~8.9 PPG (80 total in just 9 clutch games, 52% FG). He's elite in those spots, but OKC's blowouts mean lower volume—guys like Maxey (143 total in 33 games) lead in raw totals. SGA's still the most clutch superstar by efficiency and impact.

Deuces. #MVP #CPOY

SGA is a baaaad man.

Jokic just fell to the ground like he had been knocked unconscious haha.

Oklahoma sunset alert.

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@CrainNBA That preshot routine on his FTs is cringeworthy though.

This is only Chet Holmgren’s 167th regular season game. Effectively just over two full seasons of regular season action under his belt. He’s still barely scratching the surface.

@markrsports While proclaiming love for your country, teammates, and sport. Love it.

Gold medal post game interview with missing teeth is going to be hard to top on the list of bad ass sports moments of 2026

@MatthewCappucci @WxGabe 100+ per year?? Not a chance.

Unpopular opinion: LOTS of tornadoes are EF5 strength… I’m talking 100+ every year. It’s not remotely rare. (Especially summertime drillbits and contracting springtime stovepipes late in their life cycles). EF5 DIs (damage indicators) are, however, rare.

@ChrisGotterup 🔥🔥🔥🔥 #BOOMER

I'm working on a report about data center developers building their own power plants and this data shocked me: 48 GW of proposed data centers—roughly 33% of all planned capacity—now plan to skip the grid by building "behind-the-meter" projects. This is a very new trend. A little more than a year ago, virtually all data center developers planned to use the electric grid to power 100% of their projects. In December 2024, there was less than 2 GW of planned behind-the-meter data center capacity, according to our data center tracker at Cleanview. Then in 2025, developers announced roughly 40 projects that planned to skip the grid partially or entirely. Some of these projects will soon be home to America's largest fossil fuel power plants, like Homer City Energy Campus in PA—a proposed 4 GW+ natural gas plant that will send all of its power to an onsite data center. Other projects will use a combination of technologies—everything from solar, wind, batteries, and even nuclear. Natural gas is by far the most common, though. 72% of projects plan to use it. All projects are motivated by the same goal: getting their data center online as soon as possible. It can take as long as 7 years to connect a hyperscale data center to the grid in a place like Virginia. Building behind the meter power in a red state with lax regulations can get that time down to less than 2 years. But speed comes with a cost. Homer City's 4 GW project could soon become one of the largest single sources of carbon emissions in the country. At Cleanview we're tracking more than 30 projects that plan to use onsite gas with a combined 48 GW of capacity.

Coal and gas running at full out and it's still not enough for MISO. They drastically underestimated demand. Debates popping. Widespread Distribution outages havent happen. Transfers diminishing. Already in EEA2 for the north. This is where things get scary.

Absurd TS% / stat line. MVP.