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@ucf_problems

2017 national champion; collector of stuff

Naples, FL Katılım Nisan 2011
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Darren Rovell
Darren Rovell@darrenrovell·
Just back from grading. Shout out to the @PSAcard labeling team for all their hard work.
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USFBULLS69
USFBULLS69@usfbulls69·
BEST MONDAY EVER!!!! Boss man unknowingly sent me to my cousins house for work 😂 Went swimming & got wasted at Hooters.. barely did any plumbing
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Tony Farmer
Tony Farmer@Tonysmarkettips·
The Russini - Vrabel story is not going away. Several fresh headlines from today and yesterday.
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Lance Uppercut
Lance Uppercut@LanceupperPI·
The basketball fit is not as important as the other parts of this. LeBron's skill is good enough that he can rationalize his role on any team as long as it fits what he is personally seeking at age 41. The primary lens I am taking here is that of the aging, near-retirement elite athlete who still wants to matter and feel needed, and searches for the team that gives him this. I think Miami offers the most here. His role would be established and protected. He can be central and trust the commitment of the team to truly contend and compete with his buy in. He has relationships and familiarity with the coaching and the FO and the players. He would enjoy the climate and weather the most of them (sans Golden State), with social circles that complement his current position in life; rich people, billionaires. Minimal disruption and cost to move into Miami or Cleveland versus the other locales. The hardest part is just figuring out what will be the determining factor in the decision. Is it the things that drove him to leave Los Angeles in the first place? Will it be remaining close to his family? Or the allure of nostalgia and the homecoming? Or does he roll the dice on a contender and make a legacy gamble -- though I think the psychology of the elite athlete approaching the end is not that likely to prioritize something like that. It's why I downweight the other teams, because their argument is closer to being about contention than about satisfying some other part of LeBron. What is important is being needed, attention, and mattering -- he's gotten it for 3 weeks so far!
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Lance Uppercut
Lance Uppercut@LanceupperPI·
LeBron James and the Last Decision -- LONG THREAD WARNING-- Since we're at the eve of the decision, I figured I would summarize my thinking on this market. It's a pretty difficult one! It's very easy for someone to zero in on one or two points and form that as the single basis for the reason LeBron would pick team A or team B. My goal is not to push people to one option or the other, but just to get my thoughts out there and plant my flag before the announcement drops. I can hopefully look smart, but more likely to end up looking dumb because it does feel very open-ended. TL;DR I believe LeBron James is most likely to select the Miami Heat. Below is my long thread explaining, in narrative form, how I arrived at this. I feel Miami satisfies enough clusters of what he needs. But it is not a recommendation to buy or bet Miami at a particular price point -- being most likely might only mean 35%? 40%? I do not know if anyone can get more than 50% confident on a particular option here without inside knowledge. It's interesting to me that Kalshi has surfaced Miami as the leader versus more conventional wisdom about Cleveland or Golden State. If we get it right, it's a cool moment for prediction markets. Hopefully it doesn't mean insider trading but I digress. Also not me slamming the book buying tons of shares in the 40s and 50s. Unsure who that is or if they know more, I think the decision is probably kept tight enough that there's no inside info ... I don't think any winner would truly surprise me short of Mystery Team XYZ. You can form a case for any winner after-the-fact like "of course he chose Cleveland, its home!" "of course he chose Golden State, its steph! its close!" etc. Uncertainty is very high. Thread below.
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shareholder sean
shareholder sean@ucf_problems·
@CardsMax 99% of people with an unlimited bankroll wouldn’t be half as successful as you at what you do
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Max
Max@CardsMax·
I am grateful, and even privileged, to come from a healthy family that put me through college and greatly valued education Outside of that, no team, no funding, just Uber Eats courier driving and a research grant used as seed money, and using what’s around me One Man Team ™️
BerettaJames@TheBerettaJames

@CardsMax I’m not taking away credit from you I’m in the same boat but you have to either come from money or had a job before and had at least a decent amount saved up before no way you started with absolutely nothing and are now where you are it’s just not realistic you deserve a lot 1/2

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shareholder sean@ucf_problems·
@PubSubs_on_sale Buffalo sauce and ask for Mac and cheese instead of sliced cheese (may have to pay extra but worth it)
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Andy Slater
Andy Slater@AndySlater·
JUST IN: The Miami Heat are now favored to land LeBron James. (via @HardRockBet)
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shareholder sean
shareholder sean@ucf_problems·
@chellgod No idea, I didn’t see anything when I submitted it and I looked a million times. I think I’m going to submit a replacement claim to topps though. The auto has a smudge anyway
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Tony Farmer
Tony Farmer@Tonysmarkettips·
Matt Miller has an active Cameo account and charges $30. For context, that's the same price as Calvin Austin, Jay Gruden, and Najee Goode.
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shareholder sean
shareholder sean@ucf_problems·
@Tonysmarkettips He never had any Mahomes stuff to give away. Or anything from anyone. He just used stock photos of stuff, and never actually gave anything away
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Fusue
Fusue@DevyEusuf·
Matt Miller on Threads
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Ryan Paganetti
Ryan Paganetti@RyanPaganetti·
One of the NFL’s funniest traditions is a new coach taking over a team and removing the fun from the locker room or facility. I found 20 reported fun-removal cases since 2001. Offseason: 8 of 9 teams improved, going from a combined 49-96 the previous season to 74-71. In-season: 5 improved, 4 declined, 1 stayed even. The lesson: If you’re a new coach, take away the ping-pong table. If you’re 3-5 in November, removing the distractions may just be another distraction.
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shareholder sean
shareholder sean@ucf_problems·
I just accidentally sold a vintage card using the wrong picture from PSA (eBay put up a stock photo and I forgot to change it)… mine was in significantly worse condition The buyer immediately contacted me and asked for a refund, I said of course, eBay denied it saying the card passed authenticity or whatever It’s clearly not the same card, obviously different PSA cert. the grade is the same though Clearly they don’t look at the eBay listings
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