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He’s a fucking racist and there should literally be no debate about it.
This is racism. Plain and simple.
This is racism. Plain and simple.
Trump pushes gutter racism: "The guy in Michigan is pretty bad too -- Mohammed, as I call him ... if you have any question about somebody from that part of the world's name, just call him 'Mohammed,' you'll be right 64% of the time."
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Jaylen Brown on his relationship with Jayson Tatum, in response to Tatum sharing his take on Brown’s Boston exit yesterday: “He’s got a great PR team. There’s no beef … but there might be some lamb chops and gravy”
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Jaylen Brown once again had the highest +/- on the team with +24 #noticing
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Lyle retweeted
LeBron James is finally in a sports city that cares as much as he does.
41 years old with the pure love of the game on full display.
41 years old with the pure love of the game on full display.
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Barkley is a moron. Based on his own logic about LeBron that means Barkley himself isn’t a hall of famer. Barkley doesn’t know basketball. It’s been clear for years.
Charles Barkley challenges the claim that LeBron James has had four Hall of Fame careers, arguing that stacking superteams should have resulted in more than four championships, while Shaq defends LeBron and reveals how he built the Lakers dynasty by demanding more star power.
LeBron has only four championships despite playing alongside elite talent, especially when Michael Jordan won six. Shaq counters that recruiting top players is part of a superstar’s job, admitting he pushed the Lakers to bring in players like Rick Fox and Brian Shaw. The debate gets heated as both legends turn the argument toward each other’s championship runs and the role team building plays in defining greatness.
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Lyle retweeted
A vascular surgeon reached out after hearing me talk about Hurts' situation on the podcast.
Posting his comments here for what it's worth:
“Small superficial clot, below the knee, I would let him play. Put on a stocking, stay hydrated, walk around the plane every hour. But, too many unknowns. Did this happen to him before? Did it happen to a parent, a sibling? If yes, changes things, I would be much more concerned.
I always ask myself. . . should this patient have a clot? Broken bone, in a cast. . .yes, a clot can happen. Young, healthy, active, uninjured- shouldn't have a clot.
Now he has progressed to an embolus. In my opinion, he should not have developed emboli from a cleat injury unless he has an underlying clotting disorder. These can be tricky to diagnose if there is no family or personal history. Like Chris Bosh, I'm concerned for his career.”
Posting his comments here for what it's worth:
“Small superficial clot, below the knee, I would let him play. Put on a stocking, stay hydrated, walk around the plane every hour. But, too many unknowns. Did this happen to him before? Did it happen to a parent, a sibling? If yes, changes things, I would be much more concerned.
I always ask myself. . . should this patient have a clot? Broken bone, in a cast. . .yes, a clot can happen. Young, healthy, active, uninjured- shouldn't have a clot.
Now he has progressed to an embolus. In my opinion, he should not have developed emboli from a cleat injury unless he has an underlying clotting disorder. These can be tricky to diagnose if there is no family or personal history. Like Chris Bosh, I'm concerned for his career.”
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Lyle retweeted
Here yall go🫤… I’ve never even been to DOC house 😂
Tyrese Maxey went to Doc Rivers’ house out of frustration over James Harden’s lack of effort in the playoffs 😳
per @stephenasmith via @FirstTakeCommunity noteTyrese Maxey has never been to Doc Rivers' house: x.com/TyreseMaxey/st…
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