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6’3 Redondo Union Sharp Shooting Senior Guard Devin Wright who is the son of former NBA player Dorrell Wright WENT OFF for 31 points last night shooting 9-13 from 3 FGs in the win over JSerra 😤 Devin Wright Dorell Wright 🏁 Reggie Morris Clint Parks

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Nick Wright says his criticism for Wemby was he didn’t want to anoint him, because the All-Time greats and true legends anoint themselves: “And that is what he did last night. He went into the building of the up to this point undefeated defending champs, watch their best guy win the award he wanted. And then said for these next 3 hours I’m going to make it absolutely unequivocally clear who the best goddamn basketball player walking the planet is, that’s what he did.” (Via What’s Wright? with Nick Wright)
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Nick Wright says his criticism for Wemby was he didn’t want to anoint him, because the All-Time greats and true legends anoint themselves: “And that is what he did last night. He went into the building of the up to this point undefeated defending champs, watch their best guy win the award he wanted. And then said for these next 3 hours I’m going to make it absolutely unequivocally clear who the best goddamn basketball player walking the planet is, that’s what he did.” (Via What’s Wright? with Nick Wright)

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Nick Wright on the narrative that Michael Jordan would be good at 3s if he ‘wanted to’ 😬 “There was a brief stretch of time where Jordan was a good 3PT shooter. That period was when they moved the line in. As soon as they moved the line back out, he went from 37% shooting 4 a game, to 23% shooting 1.5 a game. After 3 years of retirement, he came back and was a nice crisp 19% 3PT shooter. He might be the greatest player of all time, but the idea he just ‘chose’ too be bad at something, rather than it was the one thing he wasn’t great at” (Via What’s Wright? with Nick Wright)
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Nick Wright on the narrative that Michael Jordan would be good at 3s if he ‘wanted to’ 😬 “There was a brief stretch of time where Jordan was a good 3PT shooter. That period was when they moved the line in. As soon as they moved the line back out, he went from 37% shooting 4 a game, to 23% shooting 1.5 a game. After 3 years of retirement, he came back and was a nice crisp 19% 3PT shooter. He might be the greatest player of all time, but the idea he just ‘chose’ too be bad at something, rather than it was the one thing he wasn’t great at” (Via What’s Wright? with Nick Wright)

NBA Courtside

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Nick Wright says the main character in the Spurs collapse is the only guy it can be Victor Wembanyama: “They guy who supposed to be the best player in the world, and in the 2nd half of that game after trash talking and what the kids would call aura farming, and letting everyone know how in there head he was. He went 3 for 14 looked absolutely winded and in a 4th quarter where Stephon Castle who’s younger than him went 8 for 8 from the free throw line, and Dylan Harper who’s younger than him went 2 for 2 from the free throw line, he went 1 for 4 including 2 misses in the final hundred seconds up 1 of a finals game.” (Via What’s Wright? with Nick Wright)
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Nick Wright says the main character in the Spurs collapse is the only guy it can be Victor Wembanyama: “They guy who supposed to be the best player in the world, and in the 2nd half of that game after trash talking and what the kids would call aura farming, and letting everyone know how in there head he was. He went 3 for 14 looked absolutely winded and in a 4th quarter where Stephon Castle who’s younger than him went 8 for 8 from the free throw line, and Dylan Harper who’s younger than him went 2 for 2 from the free throw line, he went 1 for 4 including 2 misses in the final hundred seconds up 1 of a finals game.” (Via What’s Wright? with Nick Wright)

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Nick Wright GOES IN on Draymond Green for calling out the media to apologize to Nico Harrison 😳 “I am surprised Draymond has found the time to still be his real passion, sports media critic. While he is in the midst of a unspeakably bad year. Shockingly, ever since Steph went out, his team has fallen apart, and Draymond just completed a month of February where he shot 38% from the floor. That’s coming off a month of January where he shot just 40%. He started off March last night blowing a 17 point lead shooting 20%…. For the year you’re at 40, 30, 71 splits on 8, 5, and 5 averages I maybe wouldn’t be casting too many stones at anybody” (Via What’s Wright? with Nick Wright)
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Nick Wright GOES IN on Draymond Green for calling out the media to apologize to Nico Harrison 😳 “I am surprised Draymond has found the time to still be his real passion, sports media critic. While he is in the midst of a unspeakably bad year. Shockingly, ever since Steph went out, his team has fallen apart, and Draymond just completed a month of February where he shot 38% from the floor. That’s coming off a month of January where he shot just 40%. He started off March last night blowing a 17 point lead shooting 20%…. For the year you’re at 40, 30, 71 splits on 8, 5, and 5 averages I maybe wouldn’t be casting too many stones at anybody” (Via What’s Wright? with Nick Wright)

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Fresh Coast Hoops

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Jalen Brunson WENT OFF for a new career-high 50 points (35 in the 2H) as he led the Knicks to a W in Phoenix! 🔥 50 PTS 🔥 17/23 FGM (12/12 FGM in the 2H) 🔥 9/9 3PM HE becomes the 1st player since 1979-1980 to score 50+ PTS while shooting 100% from 3-PT (min. 8 attempts).
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Jalen Brunson WENT OFF for a new career-high 50 points (35 in the 2H) as he led the Knicks to a W in Phoenix! 🔥 50 PTS 🔥 17/23 FGM (12/12 FGM in the 2H) 🔥 9/9 3PM HE becomes the 1st player since 1979-1980 to score 50+ PTS while shooting 100% from 3-PT (min. 8 attempts).

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Duane "Keffe D" Davis appears to call former head of Death Row Records security, Reggie Wright Jr., a "rat" during the Tupac Shakur murder trial. On Tuesday (Aug. 18), Wright took the stand for the prosecution and talked about the escalating beef between Death Row and Bad Boy at the time Tupac was killed. He identified people involved in the fight at the MGM Grand Casino that preceded Tupac's shooting and flat-out denied rumors that he was involved in Tupac's death. Wright said he knew of Keffe D from Wright's time as a Compton police officer and insisted Keffe was "known as a crackhead" but later "known as a drug dealer." During the start of a break in Wright's testimony, Keffe D seemed to look in his direction and say "f**king rat," under his breath. Wright's testimony came following the testimony of former Death Row security guard James "Mob James" McDonald, who became hostile on the stand and stated that he didn't want to send Keffe D to prison. Keffe D is accused of providing the gun used to kill Tupac in a drive-by on Sept. 7, 1996, near the Las Vegas Strip. He has previously admitted on multiple occasions to being present and involved in the rapper's death. However, his defense is now claiming he was lying and the prosecution does not have the evidence to prove otherwise. The trial is expected to last about a month. Keffe D is facing life in prison. 🎥: Law&Crime Trials/YouTube
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Duane "Keffe D" Davis appears to call former head of Death Row Records security, Reggie Wright Jr., a "rat" during the Tupac Shakur murder trial. On Tuesday (Aug. 18), Wright took the stand for the prosecution and talked about the escalating beef between Death Row and Bad Boy at the time Tupac was killed. He identified people involved in the fight at the MGM Grand Casino that preceded Tupac's shooting and flat-out denied rumors that he was involved in Tupac's death. Wright said he knew of Keffe D from Wright's time as a Compton police officer and insisted Keffe was "known as a crackhead" but later "known as a drug dealer." During the start of a break in Wright's testimony, Keffe D seemed to look in his direction and say "f**king rat," under his breath. Wright's testimony came following the testimony of former Death Row security guard James "Mob James" McDonald, who became hostile on the stand and stated that he didn't want to send Keffe D to prison. Keffe D is accused of providing the gun used to kill Tupac in a drive-by on Sept. 7, 1996, near the Las Vegas Strip. He has previously admitted on multiple occasions to being present and involved in the rapper's death. However, his defense is now claiming he was lying and the prosecution does not have the evidence to prove otherwise. The trial is expected to last about a month. Keffe D is facing life in prison. 🎥: Law&Crime Trials/YouTube

XXL Magazine

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Late in the 2016 NCAA Men's Basketball Championship, Villanova blew a 10-point lead. With 4.7 seconds left, UNC hit a 3-pointer to tie the game. Villanova's head coach, Jay Wright, called a timeout, and as his players walked to the huddle, they were all saying the same word: “Attitude.” “It's the most important aspect of our program,” Coach Wright explains in his book titled, Attitude. “We wear 'Attitude' wristbands. And when we break a huddle, we say '1, 2, 3, Attitude.'” The test of Attitude, Wright taught his players, is: “Where is your mindset after something bad happens to you?” Where is your mindset after you blow a 10-point lead? Where is your mindset after your opponent hits a 3 to tie the game with 4.7 seconds left? “When I looked into the eyes of our players,” Wright writes, “I saw no anger or regret. No one bemoaned [the UNC player's] 'lucky shot,' or that any of our guys had failed to stop him from grabbing the pass that led to that shot, or anything else.” Instead, “they were all saying, 'Attitude. Attitude. This is what we do. Attitude. This is what we do.'” With this mindset, the players returned to the court. Villanova's Kris Jenkins inbounded the ball to Ryan "Arch" Arcidiacono. Arch dribbled up the left side of the court, crossed half court, cut right towards the 3-point arc, where he underhanded a pass to Jenkins, who caught the ball with 1.3 seconds left, and, in perfect rhythm, jumped then released the ball with 0.6 seconds, and hit a buzzer-beater to win the 2016 NCAA Men's Basketball Championship. Takeaway 1: A primary indicator of physical fitness is recovery time. If you are doing all-out sprint intervals, for instance—people who are physically fit recover from one interval to the next faster than those who are not physically fit. “So then, what is mental fitness?” the mental performance coach Greg Harden likes to ask. “Mental fitness is about recovery time,” Harden says. It's about, as Coach Wright said, where your mindset is after something bad happens to you. After something bad happens, people who are mentally fit recover faster than those who are not. Takeaway 2: Just after Kris Jenkins hit the buzzer-beater, Coach Wright famously barely reacted. Before his guys went back on the court, he explained, “I processed all the potential scenarios.” Most likely, the game was going to go to overtime where UNC would ride their wave of momentum and win the game. “No matter the outcome,” Wright continued, “because of the way our players responded after UNC tied the game ["Attitude. Attitude. This is what we do."]—I felt like they had the greatest lesson in life. I felt like that was an accomplishment that would follow them through their lives.” Ryan Holiday once told me, “You have to get to a place where doing the work is the win and everything else is extra.” Wright got to that place. He had done the work to instill in his players a mindset, he said, “that they would carry with them for the remainder of their days on earth.” “In that sense, I knew we had already won.” Everything else was extra. - - - “The fact is, none of us control what happens to us in life—but we do control our responses to those circumstances...no matter how tough it gets or how much of a challenge you face in the final 4.7 seconds of a game.” — Jay Wright Follow Billy Oppenheimer for more content like this!
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Late in the 2016 NCAA Men's Basketball Championship, Villanova blew a 10-point lead. With 4.7 seconds left, UNC hit a 3-pointer to tie the game. Villanova's head coach, Jay Wright, called a timeout, and as his players walked to the huddle, they were all saying the same word: “Attitude.” “It's the most important aspect of our program,” Coach Wright explains in his book titled, Attitude. “We wear 'Attitude' wristbands. And when we break a huddle, we say '1, 2, 3, Attitude.'” The test of Attitude, Wright taught his players, is: “Where is your mindset after something bad happens to you?” Where is your mindset after you blow a 10-point lead? Where is your mindset after your opponent hits a 3 to tie the game with 4.7 seconds left? “When I looked into the eyes of our players,” Wright writes, “I saw no anger or regret. No one bemoaned [the UNC player's] 'lucky shot,' or that any of our guys had failed to stop him from grabbing the pass that led to that shot, or anything else.” Instead, “they were all saying, 'Attitude. Attitude. This is what we do. Attitude. This is what we do.'” With this mindset, the players returned to the court. Villanova's Kris Jenkins inbounded the ball to Ryan "Arch" Arcidiacono. Arch dribbled up the left side of the court, crossed half court, cut right towards the 3-point arc, where he underhanded a pass to Jenkins, who caught the ball with 1.3 seconds left, and, in perfect rhythm, jumped then released the ball with 0.6 seconds, and hit a buzzer-beater to win the 2016 NCAA Men's Basketball Championship. Takeaway 1: A primary indicator of physical fitness is recovery time. If you are doing all-out sprint intervals, for instance—people who are physically fit recover from one interval to the next faster than those who are not physically fit. “So then, what is mental fitness?” the mental performance coach Greg Harden likes to ask. “Mental fitness is about recovery time,” Harden says. It's about, as Coach Wright said, where your mindset is after something bad happens to you. After something bad happens, people who are mentally fit recover faster than those who are not. Takeaway 2: Just after Kris Jenkins hit the buzzer-beater, Coach Wright famously barely reacted. Before his guys went back on the court, he explained, “I processed all the potential scenarios.” Most likely, the game was going to go to overtime where UNC would ride their wave of momentum and win the game. “No matter the outcome,” Wright continued, “because of the way our players responded after UNC tied the game ["Attitude. Attitude. This is what we do."]—I felt like they had the greatest lesson in life. I felt like that was an accomplishment that would follow them through their lives.” Ryan Holiday once told me, “You have to get to a place where doing the work is the win and everything else is extra.” Wright got to that place. He had done the work to instill in his players a mindset, he said, “that they would carry with them for the remainder of their days on earth.” “In that sense, I knew we had already won.” Everything else was extra. - - - “The fact is, none of us control what happens to us in life—but we do control our responses to those circumstances...no matter how tough it gets or how much of a challenge you face in the final 4.7 seconds of a game.” — Jay Wright Follow Billy Oppenheimer for more content like this!

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Wright State’s Micheal Cooper continues to control games as a true freshman at the mid major level The freshman from Jeffersonville Indiana, is averaging 16 PPG, 3.1 RPG, 2.9 APG with very minimal turnovers and shooting both 55.4% on twos and 41.3% from 3 What’s been most impressive, most of Wright’s state’s possessions in the PNR go thru Cooper and as a freshman in college, he’s making very little to no mistakes at all Suburb pace and understanding, on how to attack defenses, really good player.
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Wright State’s Micheal Cooper continues to control games as a true freshman at the mid major level The freshman from Jeffersonville Indiana, is averaging 16 PPG, 3.1 RPG, 2.9 APG with very minimal turnovers and shooting both 55.4% on twos and 41.3% from 3 What’s been most impressive, most of Wright’s state’s possessions in the PNR go thru Cooper and as a freshman in college, he’s making very little to no mistakes at all Suburb pace and understanding, on how to attack defenses, really good player.

Arman Jovic

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UNCUT HOOPS embarrasses Nick Wright This one here is an all-time classic. Nick Wright made the claim that LeBron's 2013 season is peak over any Michael Jordan season. Uncut rips Nick's claim limb from limb, showing that 1991 Jordan doesn't only dwarf 2013 LeBron, but also 2012 and 2016 LeBron. This is embarrassing. Analyzing everything from jumpshooting, 3-level scoring, 4th quarter scoring, passing & playmaking, playoff and Finals impact, eye test, stats & advanced stats (even though this sh..t didn't matter in Jordan's time), and every other part of the kitchen sink, Uncut destroys Nick's claim and shows that not only was 1991 Jordan peak over 12/13/16 LeBron, but literally categorically across the board WAY BETTER. In the midst of this ether dump, Uncut also doesn't forget to completely dismantle the "LeBron's the better all around player" narrative as the joke that it's always been. I don't normally ever tag nick wright or any of these clowns but I hope he sees this sh..t so he can stop making a gotdam fool of himself and LeBron. Like & sub at I bet money that LeBron has nightmares about Uncut's videos.
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UNCUT HOOPS embarrasses Nick Wright This one here is an all-time classic. Nick Wright made the claim that LeBron's 2013 season is peak over any Michael Jordan season. Uncut rips Nick's claim limb from limb, showing that 1991 Jordan doesn't only dwarf 2013 LeBron, but also 2012 and 2016 LeBron. This is embarrassing. Analyzing everything from jumpshooting, 3-level scoring, 4th quarter scoring, passing & playmaking, playoff and Finals impact, eye test, stats & advanced stats (even though this sh..t didn't matter in Jordan's time), and every other part of the kitchen sink, Uncut destroys Nick's claim and shows that not only was 1991 Jordan peak over 12/13/16 LeBron, but literally categorically across the board WAY BETTER. In the midst of this ether dump, Uncut also doesn't forget to completely dismantle the "LeBron's the better all around player" narrative as the joke that it's always been. I don't normally ever tag nick wright or any of these clowns but I hope he sees this sh..t so he can stop making a gotdam fool of himself and LeBron. Like & sub at I bet money that LeBron has nightmares about Uncut's videos.

Apex Jones

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Nick Wright with a message for anybody who questions LeBron’s commitment to the black community after his Memphis comments: “What LeBron has done for more than 20 years in the public eye, is embrace his community as well or better than any all time, elite, legendary athlete of all time. He had his circle of guys, Rich, Maverick, and Randy. The moment he got put on he was in consultation with those 3 guys. From his community, from his world, determined what their specific skill sets were and how he could help position them to get to the tops of their fields as quickly as possible. Made them his teammates. Those guys all happen to be black guys. He build schools in Akron for an overwhelming black community…. Maybe not at every turn or opportunity but certainly the majority of the super hot A list celebrities, spoken up. Not only of political causes, but black political causes. For folks to twist what he said, like Kevin Durant and a dozen NBA guys have said, ‘we don’t like that Hyatt in Memphis’ as LeBron don’t like black peoples, is f*cking embarrassing!” (Via What’s Wright? with Nick Wright)
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Nick Wright with a message for anybody who questions LeBron’s commitment to the black community after his Memphis comments: “What LeBron has done for more than 20 years in the public eye, is embrace his community as well or better than any all time, elite, legendary athlete of all time. He had his circle of guys, Rich, Maverick, and Randy. The moment he got put on he was in consultation with those 3 guys. From his community, from his world, determined what their specific skill sets were and how he could help position them to get to the tops of their fields as quickly as possible. Made them his teammates. Those guys all happen to be black guys. He build schools in Akron for an overwhelming black community…. Maybe not at every turn or opportunity but certainly the majority of the super hot A list celebrities, spoken up. Not only of political causes, but black political causes. For folks to twist what he said, like Kevin Durant and a dozen NBA guys have said, ‘we don’t like that Hyatt in Memphis’ as LeBron don’t like black peoples, is f*cking embarrassing!” (Via What’s Wright? with Nick Wright)

NBA Courtside

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UCLA’s Trent Perry has a chance to be one of the biggest breakout NBA Draft Prospects next season. The 6’4 Sophomore guard had a strong season for UCLA where he averaged 13/3/3 on 44/39/86 splits while also averaging 14/4/3 and shooting 42% from three in B10 play. Perry is set to be the starting PG for UCLA next season after playing as a combo guard where his mix of shooting, live dribbling passing, pace, touch, and mid range scoring can standout. Perry has a strong ability to score efficiently on and off the ball where he a standout PNR scorer shooting 46% in the PNR while also being one of the best spot up shooters in the B10 where he shot 40%. Perry is also a smart scorer who is elite at drawing fouls and has good touch around the rim. Perry is also a skilled passer who has the ability to find his teammates off the dribble.
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UCLA’s Trent Perry has a chance to be one of the biggest breakout NBA Draft Prospects next season. The 6’4 Sophomore guard had a strong season for UCLA where he averaged 13/3/3 on 44/39/86 splits while also averaging 14/4/3 and shooting 42% from three in B10 play. Perry is set to be the starting PG for UCLA next season after playing as a combo guard where his mix of shooting, live dribbling passing, pace, touch, and mid range scoring can standout. Perry has a strong ability to score efficiently on and off the ball where he a standout PNR scorer shooting 46% in the PNR while also being one of the best spot up shooters in the B10 where he shot 40%. Perry is also a smart scorer who is elite at drawing fouls and has good touch around the rim. Perry is also a skilled passer who has the ability to find his teammates off the dribble.

KJ

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Oklahoma State guard Jaylen Curry went off today in the win over Nicholls: 30 PTS 10 ASTS 6 REBS 3 STLS 8-11 FG 2-3 3PT 12-12 FT Curry is a lightning-quick guard who impacts the game by getting into the paint, finishing strong at the rim, creating quality opportunities for his teammates, and knocking down shots from beyond the arc. Former four-star recruit who began his career at UMass.
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Oklahoma State guard Jaylen Curry went off today in the win over Nicholls: 30 PTS 10 ASTS 6 REBS 3 STLS 8-11 FG 2-3 3PT 12-12 FT Curry is a lightning-quick guard who impacts the game by getting into the paint, finishing strong at the rim, creating quality opportunities for his teammates, and knocking down shots from beyond the arc. Former four-star recruit who began his career at UMass.

Sam Kayser

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Ian Wright says Kylian Mbappe could go on to be the greatest World Cup player ever. Ian Wright: "Watching him the other day, when I went and watched him live against Iraq, you could tell there's something different about his energy and the fact that he is the leader of the team. Right, Pat? He's the leader of the team. You could see it. You know, almost like he's welcoming people in. You see the celebration with Dembélé, who has won a couple of Ballond'ors or could go on to win another one. He's embracing it. I think that he's gone to that place where he's the leader of this team, and he's not bothered about that. Just maturity as well." Roy Keane: "Is that just maturity as well." Ian Wright: "Yeah. I think so. Roy." Roy Keane:: "Getting a bit older, a bit wiser." Presenter: "He's 27 now. You know, he's been in the game for almost a decade." Patrick Viera: "He's a different player from the last World Cup. He's got more maturity. He understands the game much better, about how he has to bring the players around him because, at the end, he needs those players to perform." Presenter: "He's only two goals behind Messi in terms of World Cup scorers." Ian Wright: "Yeah, but when we look at it, he's won the World Cup when he was 18. He just missed out on penalties in '22, and now he's in another one. You know, we're talking about somebody who could probably go on to be the greatest ever in respect to the World Cup. But at the moment, at 27 now... it seems like he's in exactly the right place where he needs to be right now."
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Ian Wright says Kylian Mbappe could go on to be the greatest World Cup player ever. Ian Wright: "Watching him the other day, when I went and watched him live against Iraq, you could tell there's something different about his energy and the fact that he is the leader of the team. Right, Pat? He's the leader of the team. You could see it. You know, almost like he's welcoming people in. You see the celebration with Dembélé, who has won a couple of Ballond'ors or could go on to win another one. He's embracing it. I think that he's gone to that place where he's the leader of this team, and he's not bothered about that. Just maturity as well." Roy Keane: "Is that just maturity as well." Ian Wright: "Yeah. I think so. Roy." Roy Keane:: "Getting a bit older, a bit wiser." Presenter: "He's 27 now. You know, he's been in the game for almost a decade." Patrick Viera: "He's a different player from the last World Cup. He's got more maturity. He understands the game much better, about how he has to bring the players around him because, at the end, he needs those players to perform." Presenter: "He's only two goals behind Messi in terms of World Cup scorers." Ian Wright: "Yeah, but when we look at it, he's won the World Cup when he was 18. He just missed out on penalties in '22, and now he's in another one. You know, we're talking about somebody who could probably go on to be the greatest ever in respect to the World Cup. But at the moment, at 27 now... it seems like he's in exactly the right place where he needs to be right now."

HK

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People, this is a big one. I sat down with Reggie Wright Jr. — former Compton police officer and the head of security for Death Row Records — just DAYS before he takes the stand at the Keffe D trial for the murder of Tupac Shakur. I asked Reggie the questions everybody wants answered. Was Keffe D really in the car? What about Diddy’s alleged million-dollar bounty on Tupac and Suge? Why were the rumors pointing at Reggie himself — and what does he say about the night his security team allegedly went unarmed? We get into all of it: Suge Knight, the Biggie investigation, the street code, and why talking on social media is putting people in prison. Death Row’s Head of Security Reveals the Truth About Tupac, Keffe D & Suge Knight #Tupac #KeffeD #SugeKnight #DeathRowRecords #michaelfranzese
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People, this is a big one. I sat down with Reggie Wright Jr. — former Compton police officer and the head of security for Death Row Records — just DAYS before he takes the stand at the Keffe D trial for the murder of Tupac Shakur. I asked Reggie the questions everybody wants answered. Was Keffe D really in the car? What about Diddy’s alleged million-dollar bounty on Tupac and Suge? Why were the rumors pointing at Reggie himself — and what does he say about the night his security team allegedly went unarmed? We get into all of it: Suge Knight, the Biggie investigation, the street code, and why talking on social media is putting people in prison. Death Row’s Head of Security Reveals the Truth About Tupac, Keffe D & Suge Knight #Tupac #KeffeD #SugeKnight #DeathRowRecords #michaelfranzese

Michael Franzese

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6’3 Guard Kashie Natt is having one of the best guard defensive seasons in college basketball history. For the season Natt is averaging 11/7/2 while shooting 49% from three. He’s also averaging 2.3 steals per game and 0.6 blocks per game in only 24 MPG. Natt is an elite athlete with an incredibly high motor and plays hard on both ends. He’s an elite POA defender who has great instincts as an off ball defender and is great at getting steals without fouling. Natt also protects the rim extremely well for his height using his athleticism and frame. On the offensive end Natt is a strong off ball player who’s elite at crashing the offensive glass, while also being an elite cutter who’s shooting 66% on cuts, and is a great spot up shooter who’s shooting 48% on catch and shoot threes. There’s not many players in college basketball at 6’3 with Natt’s mix of athleticism, frame, motor, off ball instincts, and defensive impact. Natt, Chris Manon, and Maliq Brown are the only 3 players since 2008 to have a STL% of 5, a BLK% of 2.5 and a TS% of 60.
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6’3 Guard Kashie Natt is having one of the best guard defensive seasons in college basketball history. For the season Natt is averaging 11/7/2 while shooting 49% from three. He’s also averaging 2.3 steals per game and 0.6 blocks per game in only 24 MPG. Natt is an elite athlete with an incredibly high motor and plays hard on both ends. He’s an elite POA defender who has great instincts as an off ball defender and is great at getting steals without fouling. Natt also protects the rim extremely well for his height using his athleticism and frame. On the offensive end Natt is a strong off ball player who’s elite at crashing the offensive glass, while also being an elite cutter who’s shooting 66% on cuts, and is a great spot up shooter who’s shooting 48% on catch and shoot threes. There’s not many players in college basketball at 6’3 with Natt’s mix of athleticism, frame, motor, off ball instincts, and defensive impact. Natt, Chris Manon, and Maliq Brown are the only 3 players since 2008 to have a STL% of 5, a BLK% of 2.5 and a TS% of 60.

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Nick Wright says if Adam Silver plus the players union, plus the owners don’t take drastic massive measures in addressing how the NBA regular season has become essentially a boring precursor to its postseason the league can become the NHL faster them anybody could think: “I’m a big proponent of one of the ways to make the regular season matter more is you draft your playoff opponent. The number one seed gets to pick from teams 5 through 8 who the play in round one. And oh man, you had awesome season or a good season but your star player is out for a couple weeks and your the 5 seed well to bad, the number one seed picked you guys. Be better next year, get into that top 4. Then the 2 seed picks from the remaining teams, the three seed picks from remaining teams and then in round 2 it happens again. That would make the regular season matter more. They are other things you could do as far as truly penalizing teams not trying to win and truly penalizing teams sitting healthy players. And they’re real things you need to do to address why the Achilles and soft tissue injuries are so much rampant, about changing the rules of the game because the game is clearly becoming to much pace for players body’s. But if you just keep going forward as if everything fine, everything will not be fine. We had a third of the league this year not trying to win. That’s not tenable.” (Via What’s Wright? with Nick Wright)
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Nick Wright says if Adam Silver plus the players union, plus the owners don’t take drastic massive measures in addressing how the NBA regular season has become essentially a boring precursor to its postseason the league can become the NHL faster them anybody could think: “I’m a big proponent of one of the ways to make the regular season matter more is you draft your playoff opponent. The number one seed gets to pick from teams 5 through 8 who the play in round one. And oh man, you had awesome season or a good season but your star player is out for a couple weeks and your the 5 seed well to bad, the number one seed picked you guys. Be better next year, get into that top 4. Then the 2 seed picks from the remaining teams, the three seed picks from remaining teams and then in round 2 it happens again. That would make the regular season matter more. They are other things you could do as far as truly penalizing teams not trying to win and truly penalizing teams sitting healthy players. And they’re real things you need to do to address why the Achilles and soft tissue injuries are so much rampant, about changing the rules of the game because the game is clearly becoming to much pace for players body’s. But if you just keep going forward as if everything fine, everything will not be fine. We had a third of the league this year not trying to win. That’s not tenable.” (Via What’s Wright? with Nick Wright)

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