Drake retweeted
"Like a powerful magnet, LIV drew in the malcontents, the mercenaries, and the misfits of the golf world, many of them unified by this idea they had been wronged somewhere, and that they deserved the kind of power, influence, and money their talent could not justify in a normal sports economy. This was a chance to not only get rich, but to also get revenge. On whom and for what, exactly, it was never entirely clear. From the beginning, figures like Norman and Mickelson insisted they would have the last laugh, that they could see the entire chessboard. The fact that both men were absent from the scene when LIV unceremoniously died in bankruptcy court Thursday morning is disappointing, but perhaps fitting. Each of them cemented their legacy as a talented-but-manipulative scoundrel, and LIV burning through more than $5 billion before it was shuttered with no true believers left can be held up forever as their pièce de résistance." - @KVanValkenburg
Drake retweeted
the chiefs: dominant three and out with a pick from top 10 rookie pick, bully the broncos up front with their premier FA signing and first RB with juice in an age, best QB in football coming off a record-fast ACL recovery rushes in 2 TDs
ESPN: check it out, we found a minor hold
Drake retweeted
OKC has had 4 top 10 draft picks in *franchise history.*
The Minnesota Timberwolves had 4 top 10 picks from *2016-2020.*
Unfortunately, Minnesota drafted:
Kris Dunn👎
Lauri Markkanen👍 (traded👎)
Jarrett Culver👎
Ant Edwards 👍
"The interesting thing about this, @PAOnTheMic, is the Western Conference Finals that just played out between San Antonio and Oklahoma City — two amazing organizations and great teams at the moment — both have a foundation built on tanking."
- Chris Finch
Drake retweeted
All these great shots and passes, and all I see on this app is everyone focusing on one single play.
The Shai hate is one of the biggest mass psychosis events of our lifetime xitter.gq/NBAPerformances/status…
Drake retweeted
Please stop comparing that kid to Kobe Bryant. I don’t care how good of a player he is. Tracy McGrady, I’ll allow it. Carmelo, cool. But at this point it’s insulting to Kobe to keep doing that.
Drake retweeted
This clip is a pretty amazing homerism Rorschach test. One side sees Jokic clamping JWill’s arm and then tangled as a result, and the other side sees, well, I’m not sure what they see but they think JWill fouled him.
Drake retweeted
Free throw attempts in December:
1. Luka Doncic: 11.3
2. Deni Avdija: 11.1
3. Jaylen Brown: 9.9
4. Joel Embiid: 9.2
5. Devin Booker: 8.8
6. Keyonte George: 8.7
7. Julius Randle: 7.9
8. Lauri Markkanen: 7.8
9. Anthony Edwards: 7.6
10. Jalen Brunson: 7.6
11. Paolo Banchero: 7.5
12. Austin Reaves: 7.3
13. Zion Williamson: 7.0
14. Coby White: 7.0
15. LeBron James: 6.9
16. Cooper Flagg: 6.8
17. James Harden: 6.8
18. SHAI GILGEOUS-ALEXANDER: 6.8
Drake retweeted
Maybe I have become too focused on the impact that coaches have on a team's play, but it's hard to ignore the fact that the Chiefs offense went from "historic" to "excruciating to watch even when it's effective" the moment Matt Nagy became the Offensive Coordinator.
Drake retweeted
No this study was not "suppressed"
It was never published because it's scientifically fatally flawed so no journal would take it
That's how science works
🚨BREAKING: Henry Ford Vaxxed vs. Unvaxxed Study Found Vaccinated Kids Had 453% More Neurodevelopmental Disorders — 57% Were Chronically Ill After 10 Years
Henry Ford birth cohort (n=18,468) tracked children from birth for 10 years. Vaccinated kids had:
496% more autoimmune disease
453% more neurodevelopmental disorders
329% more asthma
203% more atopic disease
After 10 years: 57% of vaccinated vs 17% of unvaccinated had chronic illness.
Unvaccinated children had ZERO cases of brain dysfunction, ADHD, learning disabilities, intellectual disabilities, or tics.
The most important vaccine safety study ever suppressed:
"Impact of Childhood Vaccination on Short- and Long-Term Chronic Health Outcomes in Children: A Birth Cohort Study"