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Pistons fans aren’t surprised one bit.
Isaiah Stewart is a culture builder, a leader of men, and the best teammate one could ask for. He goes to war for his teammates, and everyone who has played with him has loved the experience.
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Breaking: The Titans are trading All-Pro DT Jeffery Simmons and a 2028 fifth-round pick to the Chicago Bears, sources tell @AdamSchefter and @RapSheet.
Tennessee will receive 2027 and 2028 first-round picks and a 2027 fourth-round pick.
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Charles Barkley and the guys give Ernie Johnson his flowers. This is a must watch.
(via @ohnohedidnt24)
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Just in: Minnesota Timberwolves star Anthony Edwards will undergo an arthroscopic procedure on his ailing right knee and miss up to two months, sources tell ESPN.
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J.B. Bickerstaff’s reaction when the ref touches him. 🤣💀
(h/t @DreMonroe0)
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Duncan Robinson 21 PTS (6-12 FG, 5-9 3P), 3 AST, 3 REB, team-high +22 vs. Sixers
One of the best shooters in the world
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Just lost to the Pistons without Jalen Duren and Ausar Thomson. Pistons run the east
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“Nah we not family.” 💔
Conway The Machine on his relationship with Westside Gunn & Benny The Butcher
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Aaron Rodgers sat at that podium in Paris and said out loud what the corporate league office spends millions trying to sanitize.
The NFL talks endlessly about “player safety” and “expanding the global game.” But behind closed doors, owners scrapped player-friendly bye weeks, forced a brutal 17th regular-season game, and shipped franchises across oceans simply because there was another dollar to squeeze out of foreign TV markets.
While families and players navigate locked-down streets, civil tension, and grueling travel schedules, ownership sits in five-star suites counting international expansion checks.
Rodgers doesn't care about league fines anymore. He’s telling you the truth: in the modern NFL, the brand and the balance sheet come first. The humans on the field come second.
