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@JMurrayWrld Easy, AG is a 2 way player and costs less

Why the actual fuck would anyone genuinely say AG lmao

@lzmunsterteiger @FolsomFrenzyPod 😢🙏 sorry for your loss. He will be missed

Adam passed at 11:11 pm. Asleep, peaceful, and surrounded by love and family. As he always used to say to me: “I love you! You’re my favorite noun.”

@SwipaCam @keepitbuffs Maybe spend some money on practice facilities for the Nuggs and Avs and Pids

The Kroenke’s have now won FOUR Major Championships since 2021: 🏆LA Rams 2021 🏆Colorado Avalanche in 2022 🏆Denver Nuggets in 2023 🏆Arsenal F.C. in 2026 **All while the Colorado Avalanche are the favorites to win the 2026 Stanley Cup**

@DukestheScoop Prayers up 🙏 #skoadam

Yo Buff Nation. Adam from Buff Stampede isn’t doing too well right now and could use all the prayers and support you can give. It is my understanding his health took a sudden turn last night and he’s fighting for his life. Please pray!

@saniyafatma1278 Or Doughboy

@saniyafatma1278 Big Worm

I Can't Find a Suitable Name For Him…

@spittinchiclets 🫣 hope he’s ok and they can put his eye back in the socket

Manson gets a double minor for this buttend on McCarron 👀

*taps microphone* It's obvious to anybody who isn't an OKC/SGA supporter that OKC benefits from a massive double standard from the referees. Teams are simply not allowed to play them with the same level of physicality that they are allowed to play against their opponents. This particularly applies to SGA more than anybody else. Everybody focuses on the fouls called, but it's the fouls NOT called that are more impactful. However, there's no stat to track non-calls because it will always be "subjective". This dilemma creates endless arguments. But watching the games, we all see it. OKC doesn't NEED the whistle they get to be a great team, but that whistle does take them to a level of dominance that feels artificial and impossible to fully respect no matter how much they win.

BIG 12 CHAMPIONS 🏆 #GoBuffs

@TheAthletic @BetMGM

Nikola Jokić has never beaten a team in the playoffs with more than 50 wins. H/T @BetMGM

@adamcm777 @uchealth 👊🏾 Buff strong

After a week in the hospital, I’m headed home! Lots of recovery still needed but feels good to be back on my feet. Not fun to be in the hospital but huge shoutout to staff at @uchealth. They’re amazing. Massive thanks to my wife & the countless folks that reached out or prayed.

Si hoy los Denver Nuggets ganan a los Minnesota Timberwolves y empatan la serie, vamos a sortear la camiseta de Nikola Jokic entre todos los que deis RT y nos sigáis a mí y a @NBAFutQuality2 El ganador elegirá la talla que desee MUCHA SUERTE A TODOS

@K_McCall_IN You know, if you just support the team and ignore all the online noise, life is so much better. I’ve learned to do this with lots of teams I follow cuz social media is not real life, just people’s opinions.

I’ll stop trolling the Prime lovers because it’s a waste of time and cut back on CU tweets, but if they go over 4.5 wins I’ll delete my account

@ProducerDrew_ So fuckin stupid. Way to knock out your top seeds early @NHLPR

The Western Conference is set: Avalanche vs Kings Stars vs Wild Knights vs Mammoth Oilers vs Ducks By conference ranking we’re getting 1v8, 2v3, 4v5 and 6v7 😅

@VicSpencer Outkast

Copped some CDs today, which one you playing first?

@Gregdawg08 @espn

@espn Did your announcers buy Denver dinner before absolutely slobbering on them for 60 minutes? Embarrassing how biased the coverage was. I know ESPN can’t stand the Big Ten anymore but at least try to act impartial.

DENVER TAKES DOWN WISCONSIN TO WIN THE NATTY 🏆 This is the Denver Pioneers third NCAA title in five years 🙌

🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆 + 🏆 #MFrozenFour x @DU_Hockey

@LegionHoops @AndrewMarchand

End of an era: Mark Jones will call his last game for ESPN on Sunday after being with the company since 1990. (via @AndrewMarchand)

@KevinOConnor They should add a financial penalty as well, the lowest 3 teams get less revenue share from any pooled league assets. The owners losing money will be a big incentive to not finish last

During the NBA GM meeting this week, one person suggested make the bottom three teams ineligible for the top picks entirely. The league, per multiple sources, found this to be way too extreme. But then another person on the call offered a softer version of the same concept: What if the bottom three teams just had slightly lower odds than the teams ranked four through 10? Not zero. Just a little less. Sources on the call say Adam Silver responded enthusiastically to this idea. Which speaks to the state of lottery reform. The 18 team/8% odds for the top 10 concept is simply still just the concept. The specifics of it will change by the time the league votes on it in late May. And adjustments — like this one — are still in heavy consideration. I think it’s brilliant. Under that structure, with the bottom three teams having slightly worse odds, there is no longer a single point in the standings where losing helps you. Tanking all the way to the bottom hurts you a bit. It’s not quite relegation that you’d see in the Premier League, but it’s the NBA’s own form that would punish being the worst in the league. And much like Premier League teams have entertaining games to prevent relegation, NBA teams would too. Picture two bad teams in late March, both within a game of the bottom three, both desperate to win. That's a win for the fans. Picture the front office of the Wizards doing the calculus on whether to shut down Trae Young and Anthony Davis and realizing that, actually, no, the vets need to go play, because falling in the standings is a real cost now, not a reward. That's a win for the sport. Picture Sacramento intentionally fouling Seth Curry late in a game, and the conversation around it shifting from "nefarious tanking" to "bad coaching." That's a win for the league. More on @YahooSports:

@HPbasketball @iamrahstradamus The perceived advantage they have in foul calls and physical play. They’re a great defense, but they’re also allowed to push the limits of physical play on defense, but other teams are not allowed the same deference against their offense. Reputational bar.

I'm really interested by the idea that the Thunder are, objectively, an All-Time team. Wins. Point Differential. Defense. Defense with Offensive Capability. Led by MVP. Depth. Coaching. Culture. Execution. But they do not feel like the all-time great teams *to me* and I do not know why. (Thunder fans, I get they fell like that to you and that people SHOULD view them that way. Read the first part again.) If you're not a Thunder fan, does OKC feel like an all-time great team on par with Warriors 2016, 2017, or say, Heat 2012 (who were objectively much worse than OKC), OKC 2014, 01 Lakers, etc? If not, why not?