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Cole Bishop has played w/ 6 different safeties this season while starting every game for the Bills: Taylor Rapp, Jordan Poyer, Damar Hamlin, Jordan Hancock, Cam Lewis, & Darnell Savage. Are there challenges involved with switching it up so much? Here’s what he said.

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There are 2 specific things I have learned about Donald Trump the last few years of watching every word, and every move. 1) When this man speaks. Listen. The MSM plays him as a fool. But I have learned he is a brilliant, next level communicator. He plays into the medias game while also ensuring very word matters. 2) Trump always looks his weakest right before he wins. All hope could be lost, and then that will be the moment. 💥 DJT wins. Well, he has been telling us for years now. He caught them all. We also know he stated the "pause" would be a beautiful thing. Bc "we would be able to do what we have to much easier." Stolen election. 1,745 enticements. "Nothing has happened" and what are we starting to see. Am I the only one who can see where this is going? Weakest before he wins. Remember I said it.

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Julian Champagnie: "A kid from Brooklyn…The Garden…that's every kid's dream. I remember my first time actually playing in the Garden. I was at St John's and I was just in awe of how much greatness has gone through there and what that means for a kid from the City. Now we get to go play against them for championship? That's personal…My family hasn't come to no games yet…When the Knicks made the championship I said 'We get this done you guys can come to every game'…It's up the block. I passed by there so many times, played in there so many times, being able to go back there and compete for a championship? There's just no better feeling. No better feeling"

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Chase Burns gave up 7 runs in 1/3 IP tonight…. Chase holds his glove with the muscles of motor tract 5 so he has no choice but to tip his slider… He did it last time out vs the Yankees too but New York doesn’t seem to have this tell…. They missed it vs Severino yesterday too although they did take advantage of his wildness as he tried to mask it (he didn’t mask it). Here’s what happens every time a pitcher holds his glove with the muscles of motor tract 5…. There are dozens of pitchers that do this…..Some teams are really good at exploiting this and others have no clue it exists.

Prehension Athletics

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Cameron Young had a goal of making the Ryder Cup team last year which he achieved with a strong end to the season. This year he has a new target in mind: “The main thing the first part of the season is just the run-up to Augusta. The goal was to put myself in contention as much as I can so that I can be as comfortable as possible hopefully late on a Sunday late at Augusta. “But, yeah, we play so many big events between start of the season and there that it really is what I just said; it's just trying to put myself in contention as much as possible and getting myself comfortable for the start the of the major season.” After rounds of 68 and 67 Cam is currently solo 2nd at The Players Championship. PGA TOUR THE PLAYERS
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Cameron Young had a goal of making the Ryder Cup team last year which he achieved with a strong end to the season. This year he has a new target in mind: “The main thing the first part of the season is just the run-up to Augusta. The goal was to put myself in contention as much as I can so that I can be as comfortable as possible hopefully late on a Sunday late at Augusta. “But, yeah, we play so many big events between start of the season and there that it really is what I just said; it's just trying to put myself in contention as much as possible and getting myself comfortable for the start the of the major season.” After rounds of 68 and 67 Cam is currently solo 2nd at The Players Championship. PGA TOUR THE PLAYERS

Flushing It

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Sylvester Stallone on the unwritten initiation rite of every Rocky film: Asked about the boxing in Creed, Stallone explains that he warned Michael B. Jordan early on what he was signing up for. Carl Weathers had hit him. Dolph Lundgren had put him in the hospital. Mr. T had "corrected" him. "You really haven't been in a Rocky film until you've taken a shot," Stallone recalls telling Jordan. "So you have to have an initiation into the club." Jordan's response: "Bring it on." The man on the other end of the glove was British heavyweight Tony Bellew... six foot three, and throwing the kind of punches that don't look like much on camera precisely because they're real. Stallone explains the physics: "When fighters throw punches, it isn't like in the movies… You miss, and there's these big, overemphasized punch boxers. Boom. It's very, very tight. That's what makes it so powerful. And to the untrained eye, you say, ah, it doesn't look like much." Then he turns to Jordan: "Well, ask him, were you knocked out?" Jordan doesn't deny it: "Not knocked out, but I was definitely smelling the ground for a lot longer than you were." Stallone, gleeful: "Oh, you were snoring." The kicker is that they didn't even get the shot the first time. The camera missed the punch. They had to run it back on a second take... and Jordan, already dazed from the first one, walked back in and took another. The footage that survived was caught on a phone from the sidelines. "He set me up," Jordan says. Stallone admits it without hesitation: he knew Bellew was going to connect. He wanted it on film. He wanted to send it to his daughters as a warning. Watching the replay back, Jordan narrates his own KO in slow motion: "The head comes, body goes." Then, drily: "Yeah. That wasn't too fun." The bit lands as comedy, but underneath it is a real point about how the Rocky franchise has stayed credible for forty years. The hits are real. The actors get hurt. Every name in the lineage (Weathers, Lundgren, Mr. T, now Jordan) has paid the same tax. It's the reason the fights read as fights instead of choreography, and the reason audiences keep showing up.
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Sylvester Stallone on the unwritten initiation rite of every Rocky film: Asked about the boxing in Creed, Stallone explains that he warned Michael B. Jordan early on what he was signing up for. Carl Weathers had hit him. Dolph Lundgren had put him in the hospital. Mr. T had "corrected" him. "You really haven't been in a Rocky film until you've taken a shot," Stallone recalls telling Jordan. "So you have to have an initiation into the club." Jordan's response: "Bring it on." The man on the other end of the glove was British heavyweight Tony Bellew... six foot three, and throwing the kind of punches that don't look like much on camera precisely because they're real. Stallone explains the physics: "When fighters throw punches, it isn't like in the movies… You miss, and there's these big, overemphasized punch boxers. Boom. It's very, very tight. That's what makes it so powerful. And to the untrained eye, you say, ah, it doesn't look like much." Then he turns to Jordan: "Well, ask him, were you knocked out?" Jordan doesn't deny it: "Not knocked out, but I was definitely smelling the ground for a lot longer than you were." Stallone, gleeful: "Oh, you were snoring." The kicker is that they didn't even get the shot the first time. The camera missed the punch. They had to run it back on a second take... and Jordan, already dazed from the first one, walked back in and took another. The footage that survived was caught on a phone from the sidelines. "He set me up," Jordan says. Stallone admits it without hesitation: he knew Bellew was going to connect. He wanted it on film. He wanted to send it to his daughters as a warning. Watching the replay back, Jordan narrates his own KO in slow motion: "The head comes, body goes." Then, drily: "Yeah. That wasn't too fun." The bit lands as comedy, but underneath it is a real point about how the Rocky franchise has stayed credible for forty years. The hits are real. The actors get hurt. Every name in the lineage (Weathers, Lundgren, Mr. T, now Jordan) has paid the same tax. It's the reason the fights read as fights instead of choreography, and the reason audiences keep showing up.

History Nerd

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Jalen Brunson says Michael Jordan offered to autograph his jersey when he was 6, and he told MJ no "every away arena I got the home team's jersey, just something me and my mom did. so we go to DC, Jordan was on the Wizards, and I had Jordan's jersey on" "after the game I got to go see my dad in the locker room, went to the other locker room with one of their coaches, and I met Michael" "he's like, you want me to sign your jersey? I said no, you'll mess it up. I was dead serious" "I'm growing up in the NBA, seeing all these players all the time, taking it for granted. I had no signatures, nothing. I was like, I don't need signatures, I'm good. don't mess my jersey up, MJ"
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Jalen Brunson says Michael Jordan offered to autograph his jersey when he was 6, and he told MJ no "every away arena I got the home team's jersey, just something me and my mom did. so we go to DC, Jordan was on the Wizards, and I had Jordan's jersey on" "after the game I got to go see my dad in the locker room, went to the other locker room with one of their coaches, and I met Michael" "he's like, you want me to sign your jersey? I said no, you'll mess it up. I was dead serious" "I'm growing up in the NBA, seeing all these players all the time, taking it for granted. I had no signatures, nothing. I was like, I don't need signatures, I'm good. don't mess my jersey up, MJ"

Yonan

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Fred VanVleet telling a story about when Michael Jordan showed up last right before the introduction for NBA 75 at the All-Star game “So it was exactly what they said because you got to think so like you got the rehearsal. So we was upstairs. We was taking pictures and I was kind of like just chilling off to the side like behind watching everybody. I’m looking at AI. I’m looking at everybody and everybody’s in there. Everybody except for Mike. So like you know the chatter started you know like oh Mike ain’t coming he don’t fu*k with us or he don’t fu*k with them or you know they got the old head sh*t they got going on. So all the way down to they doing the intros they walking out. Nobody ain’t seen him. So nobody didn’t see him until they called his name. The 75 was going crazy. They guys on the court was going crazy first. I was like damn he different. Even in that world he different. That’s what showed for me cuz like you know what the fans think or the media, whatever. But like for your peers, guys that’s older than you, guys that are younger than you, guys you played against. For him to be the guy in that setting right there, I was like, damn, Okay. That’s different. That’s what’s they be talking about when they like nobody fu*king with Mike. I seen it in real life” (Via Club520podcast)
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Fred VanVleet telling a story about when Michael Jordan showed up last right before the introduction for NBA 75 at the All-Star game “So it was exactly what they said because you got to think so like you got the rehearsal. So we was upstairs. We was taking pictures and I was kind of like just chilling off to the side like behind watching everybody. I’m looking at AI. I’m looking at everybody and everybody’s in there. Everybody except for Mike. So like you know the chatter started you know like oh Mike ain’t coming he don’t fu*k with us or he don’t fu*k with them or you know they got the old head sh*t they got going on. So all the way down to they doing the intros they walking out. Nobody ain’t seen him. So nobody didn’t see him until they called his name. The 75 was going crazy. They guys on the court was going crazy first. I was like damn he different. Even in that world he different. That’s what showed for me cuz like you know what the fans think or the media, whatever. But like for your peers, guys that’s older than you, guys that are younger than you, guys you played against. For him to be the guy in that setting right there, I was like, damn, Okay. That’s different. That’s what’s they be talking about when they like nobody fu*king with Mike. I seen it in real life” (Via Club520podcast)

NBA Courtside

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Kyle Williams opens up to Donte Whitner and Patrick Willis about his fumble in OT during the 2011 NFCCG: “The idea that guys that are great at this game and has been as great at this game as you two are— the fact that you all feel a way about not being able to say you’re Super Bowl Champions— it fucking bugs me. It hurts me.” Kyle: “I remember you all [the defense] played a helluva game. I didn’t. This was the worst game I had ever played on a football field. The aftermath there are blurs. I do remember the first person at my locker was Pat Willis. He waited on me and he told me when I got in there, he said 'I’d put you back there 100 more times out of 100. I believe in you. I trust you'. That right there gave me what I needed to get through that day to not look at myself a certain way as a football player… That got very, very, very dark for some years.” via: Grit Code Podcast | DonteHitner31
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Kyle Williams opens up to Donte Whitner and Patrick Willis about his fumble in OT during the 2011 NFCCG: “The idea that guys that are great at this game and has been as great at this game as you two are— the fact that you all feel a way about not being able to say you’re Super Bowl Champions— it fucking bugs me. It hurts me.” Kyle: “I remember you all [the defense] played a helluva game. I didn’t. This was the worst game I had ever played on a football field. The aftermath there are blurs. I do remember the first person at my locker was Pat Willis. He waited on me and he told me when I got in there, he said 'I’d put you back there 100 more times out of 100. I believe in you. I trust you'. That right there gave me what I needed to get through that day to not look at myself a certain way as a football player… That got very, very, very dark for some years.” via: Grit Code Podcast | DonteHitner31

Coach Yac 🗣

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