Somebody told me Yaxel resembles Tatum, and it’s intriguing me. Especially when I kept seeing this side-step 3 vs LA
Turns out, him and 2020 Tatum have nearly identical 3PT rates/rim assists, with similar TSA per 100. This could ironically be the first ever Tatum-lite
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Donovan Mitchell should never be a number 1 option for no basketball franchise/organization, he fucking stinks & always shrinks in big games.
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This is actually prophetic. What are the odds that in a league with LeBron James, Kareem, Shaquille O'Neal, Michael Jordan, Larry Bird, Magic Johnson, that this record would be broken by a Sacramento King PG.
…………..I’m never gon get out of this damn cycle am i 😭
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he has to be gambling @FBI
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Someone needs to tell Sabonis that there is no PG in the NBA who is enthused about playing with a ball dominant Center who can't protect the rim.
Domantas Sabonis is not enthused about playing with a ball-dominant guard like Darius Acuff, per @SeanDeveney
(h/t @AhnFireDigital )
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Sabonis has publicly praised Acuff as a "very smart, high-IQ player" and said he is "proud of him." The "not enthused" claim is an unsourced assertion in this Sean Deveney article.
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Chris Olave was found by Ryan Day as he was at his school because Ohio St was recruiting the QB. Saw Olave and made a call to Ryan Day…
While covering a high school football game last night I caught myself standing next to a D1 Dline coach who was watching a commit. The other team had a lineman having a heck of game. I watched the coach pull out his phone and make a call…
“Do we have film on this kid? I really like him and may want to offer.”
Remember someone is always watching and all it may take is one series.
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I cant believe I lived long enough to hear this story from ICE himself. This rumor had been going around since we were kids.
Vanilla Ice had the No. 1 album in America, 7 million copies sold. Then he opened his hotel room door and found Suge Knight inside with five men. All armed. All smiling.
In the video below, he tells the story himself.
He had two bodyguards with him. The men said they were huge fans. They wanted pictures for their daughters. He posed. Everything was cool, he says.
Then Suge asked to talk to him on the balcony. Alone.
His bodyguard stood up. Vanilla says one of the men slapped him so hard he cried, and took his gun.
Thirty minutes later, they brought in Chocolate, the man who claimed he helped write the song. Vanilla says his eye was black and his lip was swollen.
"Ice Ice Baby" was the first rap song ever to top the Billboard Hot 100. Everyone wanted a piece of it.
Forget the famous version where Suge dangled him over the railing by his ankles. Vanilla says that never happened.
What Suge actually told him out on that balcony is the part he says everyone gets wrong.

































