𝔄𝔩𝔪𝔦𝔤𝔥𝔱𝔶

A collection of threads I’ve made over the years 🧵⬇️

@deboSOuncouth No clue. If so then makes even more sense. Ain’t nobody on that man

@deboSOuncouth Las las people will still pay to watch it because it was gonna be on a more niche streaming service from what I’ve seen. Now any sort of profit is practically non existent

@deboSOuncouth Dkm its going on streaming so their royalties are cooked

BRUH FIVE GOALS FIRST HALF ? 😭😭😭

This Madrid game bruh lol we just got here

Americans (especially black) are in fact the best at music lol idk why that made people so mad

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Aite you got it @PrimeVideo

LaMelo got an and-1 then immediately joined the Heat’s huddle 🤣🔥

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@ReioRemms can't throw away my humanity

i think the algorithm has turned my account into those types that just pop up on your TL frequently for no reason regardless of if you're following them or not

Bro I’m crying what you’d think they won 🤣🤣

Colonisation in real time lol they love doing that shit.

With Victor Wembanyama on the floor, the Spurs generate far more layups for their point guard trio — a trio I spent all summer convinced wasn’t an ideal fit. De'Aaron Fox, Stephon Castle, and Dylan Harper are three downhill guards and none of them is a proven knockdown shooter. On paper the spacing math didn’t work. Mitch Johnson solved it by playing only one or two of them together at once. And Wemby handled the rest. Harper’s at-rim frequency jumps 15.5% with Wemby on the floor. Castle, 14.2%; Fox, 9.7%. More shots at the rim is one piece. More shots going in at a higher rate is the other. Every rotation player sees a jump, not just the guards. Devin Vassell’s true shooting climbs from 55.2% to 60.8%. Harrison Barnes from 58% to 64.7%. Julian Champagnie from 58.4% to 63.3%. Fox is the exception — his true shooting stays the same. Some of this increase is thanks to transition offense off stops. Most of it is Wemby’s gravity in the half-court. Gravity comes in different flavors. The first is simple spacing: his shooting pulls a big out of the paint and the guards drive into an empty lane. The more interesting one is what happens when he rolls. When off-ball defenders decide to stay home on shooters, the big man still needs to prevent a lob to Wemby, which means Fox, Castle and Harper can go one-on-one with a full head of steam and walk into layups. Of the nearly 400 handler/screener duos to log at least 100 pick-and-rolls this season, Fox/Wemby, Castle/Wemby and Harper/Wemby all rank in the 88th percentile or better in scoring efficiency. None of this shows up on his line. Wemby finishes those possessions with zero points and zero assists and jogs back down the floor, and the box score insists nothing happened. Something happened.

@wrdjsn I think that if he manages to save him I wouldn’t mind it but for it to break all expectations and really drive it home, it would be cool if he saves him but his dad sacrifices himself anyways

@ReioRemms i feel like that might go against the point of the film

I’m ngl his dad is gonna die and it’s gonna hit so hard

Look at the trend spurs took bro lol like victor winning mvp is not a crazy thing at all. Especially considering the convos they were in preseason dude why are they acting like they weren’t all saying he ain’t gonna be shit till year 5

Emphasis on EVER

WOW this sucks dude years of development for what

The whole point of the start of the movie is that she fumbled him 💔