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Ravi Ashwin on security given to players by Rahul Dravid during his coaching instint: "Can anyone say Rahul Dravid didn't use to play, he dropped any player unnecessarily or not given long-rope to players or didn't keep stability in team? Let me give an example, the way he keep...

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Mufaddal Vohra and agenda-driven journalists will never tell you the other side of the story because it doesn’t fit their narrative of portraying Hardik Pandya as the victim. Here is the other side of the story: Senior players tried to talk to Hardik Pandya multiple times. Several attempts were made to improve the atmosphere in the dressing room, but Hardik Pandya wouldn’t listen to those senior players. Moving on to the coaching setup, Hardik Pandya ran things his own way there as well. If coaches or support staff suggested something, he would listen to them for a moment, but he would not implement those plans on the field.
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Mufaddal Vohra and agenda-driven journalists will never tell you the other side of the story because it doesn’t fit their narrative of portraying Hardik Pandya as the victim. Here is the other side of the story: Senior players tried to talk to Hardik Pandya multiple times. Several attempts were made to improve the atmosphere in the dressing room, but Hardik Pandya wouldn’t listen to those senior players. Moving on to the coaching setup, Hardik Pandya ran things his own way there as well. If coaches or support staff suggested something, he would listen to them for a moment, but he would not implement those plans on the field.

Rohan💫

51,461 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад

Bro, Take Retirement. These Are Hypocrites. Nothing Will Change by Playing County Cricket 😭 You can check the stats: - No one is better than him in Tests. - No one is better than him in ODIs. - No one is better than him in T20Is. Yet he continues to be completely ignored. 😥 Gautam Gambhir says players should be backed and given a long rope, but he forgets his own words when it comes to Kuldeep Yadav. If Kuldeep had been playing for any other team, he would have been a permanent member of the playing XI in 𝗮𝗹𝗹 𝘁𝗵𝗿𝗲𝗲 𝗳𝗼𝗿𝗺𝗮𝘁𝘀. But in India, his career has been ruined. He has always been treated like a disposable player. Whenever something goes right or wrong, Kuldeep is the first one to be dropped. My suggestion: either retire from international cricket and play franchise leagues around the world, or move to another country. At least you'll get a fair opportunity and the respect you deserve. 🙏
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Bro, Take Retirement. These Are Hypocrites. Nothing Will Change by Playing County Cricket 😭 You can check the stats: - No one is better than him in Tests. - No one is better than him in ODIs. - No one is better than him in T20Is. Yet he continues to be completely ignored. 😥 Gautam Gambhir says players should be backed and given a long rope, but he forgets his own words when it comes to Kuldeep Yadav. If Kuldeep had been playing for any other team, he would have been a permanent member of the playing XI in 𝗮𝗹𝗹 𝘁𝗵𝗿𝗲𝗲 𝗳𝗼𝗿𝗺𝗮𝘁𝘀. But in India, his career has been ruined. He has always been treated like a disposable player. Whenever something goes right or wrong, Kuldeep is the first one to be dropped. My suggestion: either retire from international cricket and play franchise leagues around the world, or move to another country. At least you'll get a fair opportunity and the respect you deserve. 🙏

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🚨WASHINGTON SUNDAR CAN BE LIKE JACQUES KALLIS - ASHWIN🤯 Ravichandran Ashwin said :🗣️ "Even in Test cricket, India needs to decide Washington Sundar's role. I know he is a very good batter & a more than handy spinner but India should decide, they should communicate to Sundar, what his first role is - is he a top 6 batter or one of my top 4 match winner bowlers? You can tell that he can be like Jacques Kallis, but that is a big comparison. Kallis has the numbers of Sachin Tendulkar in batting & Zaheer Khan in bowling. He is once in a generation player but his first skill was batting. He used to bat at No 3, and he was the fourth or fifty seamer for South Africa. Washington Sundar also has to be batting in the top 6. If I am there, I am going to tell him, you are a top 6 batter. If it is necessary, then you will be required to bowl".
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🚨WASHINGTON SUNDAR CAN BE LIKE JACQUES KALLIS - ASHWIN🤯 Ravichandran Ashwin said :🗣️ "Even in Test cricket, India needs to decide Washington Sundar's role. I know he is a very good batter & a more than handy spinner but India should decide, they should communicate to Sundar, what his first role is - is he a top 6 batter or one of my top 4 match winner bowlers? You can tell that he can be like Jacques Kallis, but that is a big comparison. Kallis has the numbers of Sachin Tendulkar in batting & Zaheer Khan in bowling. He is once in a generation player but his first skill was batting. He used to bat at No 3, and he was the fourth or fifty seamer for South Africa. Washington Sundar also has to be batting in the top 6. If I am there, I am going to tell him, you are a top 6 batter. If it is necessary, then you will be required to bowl".

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🎙️ Bill Simmons on LaMelo Ball: "This is the most fun I've had watching him. There's an arrogance—in a good way—about him sometimes, especially at the end of games." "I used to say this a long time ago about Carmelo (Anthony), where he wasn't the best player in the league—or one of the best players—but when he played LeBron (James) and (Dwyane) Wade, he thought he was on their level. And sometimes you need that. Paul Pierce was like that for Boston. He thought he was as good as those guys, and that's all that matters... there's an energy and a confidence with them offensively."

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#ExpressAdda with Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan Responding to questions on the stalemate in Parliament over #RahulGandhi not being allowed to speak, Pradhan pointed to the Leader of #Opposition’s “unruly behaviour” and his “inability to accept defeat”. “PM #NarendraModi is not here because of kindness from somebody. The people have given him the responsibility for the third time. (The office of) Prime Minister is not somebody’s jagir, it is not ancestral property. Rahul Gandhi ji thinks it belongs to his family. His intolerance, his frustration against the Prime Minister, his hatred. Listen to the way in which he talks…the world is watching Rahul Gandhi’s unruly behaviour,” Pradhan said. Asking if Parliament will function as per will or decided procedure, he said: “The Speaker has said…matters cannot be raised without validating them. You cannot place a book that has not even been published… Rahul Gandhi wants to impose things that he is imagining. Afflicted by the remorse of his defeat…he wants to indulge in hooliganism.”

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Ten Hag in December 2023: "I can't play like Ajax because of different players. I came here with my philosophy of possession, combined it with the DNA of Manchester United and combined it with the players I have here." Ruben Amorim, November 2024: "I choose always 100% OUR WAY. I prefer to risk a little bit, but to push in the first moment. If they feel that since the first day if I believe so much in our way of playing, they will believe too." This for me has to be the biggest difference between Ten Hag and Amorim. Ten Hag tried to mould his way, combined his principles with the quality and types of players he had and as such it looked like Utd had no proper system in place. Maybe it was also part of the reason why he got sacked. Amorim meanwhile is very clear. There will be no compromise on his system, on his principles and players will have to learn his system. He believes in them completely and players will too. Absolutely the right approach by Amorim.
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Ten Hag in December 2023: "I can't play like Ajax because of different players. I came here with my philosophy of possession, combined it with the DNA of Manchester United and combined it with the players I have here." Ruben Amorim, November 2024: "I choose always 100% OUR WAY. I prefer to risk a little bit, but to push in the first moment. If they feel that since the first day if I believe so much in our way of playing, they will believe too." This for me has to be the biggest difference between Ten Hag and Amorim. Ten Hag tried to mould his way, combined his principles with the quality and types of players he had and as such it looked like Utd had no proper system in place. Maybe it was also part of the reason why he got sacked. Amorim meanwhile is very clear. There will be no compromise on his system, on his principles and players will have to learn his system. He believes in them completely and players will too. Absolutely the right approach by Amorim.

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when a baniya #NRi #chaddi , suresh gupta tried to psyche rahul gandhi..... watch what happened......All #chaddis are the same. Gupta's schooling (any chance related to sekhargupta ? 🤪 when a nri sanghi tried schooling Rahul gandhi...... Rahul Gandhi’s interaction with Suresh kumar Gupta took place during his early March 2023 UK visit, at an Indian Journalists’ Association (IJA) event in London, in the context of his controversial Cambridge lecture. Background; On 28 February 2023, Rahul Gandhi (then a Visiting/Honorary Fellow-linked figure at Cambridge Judge Business School) delivered a lecture titled “Learning to Listen in the 21st Century.” In it, he alleged that Indian democracy was under attack, institutions (Parliament, judiciary, press) were being constrained, minorities were targeted, and that Pegasus spyware had been on his phone (and those of other politicians). He also spoke about production shifting to China and the need for democratic systems. The lecture drew sharp criticism in India from the BJP & others as an “anti-India tirade” from foreign soil. The interaction with Suresh Gupta At the subsequent IJA “India Insights” interaction in London (around 4–5 March 2023), veteran London-based journalist Suresh Gupta intervened during the Q&A. He introduced himself as settled in London since 1961, working for the New World newspaper, & claimed long personal connections to the Nehru-Gandhi family: He said he knew Indira Gandhi (describing her as like an elder sister) from his time at All India Radio (1958–61) & had met Jawaharlal Nehru (going to Teen Murti House for signatures via organisations like Bharat Lok Samaj). Gupta advised Rahul against criticising India abroad. He recalled that after Indira Gandhi’s imprisonment by the Morarji Desai government, at a London press conference a journalist asked about her prison experience and she replied that she did not want to say anything bad about India there. Gupta told Rahul: He was being constantly attacked in the Indian media for the Cambridge lecture. As a well-wisher who hoped to see Rahul become Prime Minister, he should take a lesson from Indira Gandhi’s example. He also asked whether, in nine years of BJP rule, Modi had done anything good for India. Rahul Gandhi’s response Rahul asked Gupta whether he had actually watched the Cambridge lecture. Gupta admitted he had only “heard about it,” not seen it. Rahul replied that it was “interesting” Gupta had formed an opinion without viewing it, and emphasised the need for an informed view. The moderator/IJA president Danish Khan supported Rahul, interjecting positively. Videos of the full IJA interaction (including this exchange) are available on Rahul Gandhi’s official YouTube channel and other platforms. Coverage framed it variously as Gupta “schooling” or advising Rahul on patriotism (drawing from Indira’s example), or as Rahul effectively shutting down an uninformed critique.The episode remains a frequently referenced moment from that UK trip, often linked in titles and discussion to the Cambridge lecture even though the direct exchange occurred at the London journalists’ event.
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when a baniya #NRi #chaddi , suresh gupta tried to psyche rahul gandhi..... watch what happened......All #chaddis are the same. Gupta's schooling (any chance related to sekhargupta ? 🤪 when a nri sanghi tried schooling Rahul gandhi...... Rahul Gandhi’s interaction with Suresh kumar Gupta took place during his early March 2023 UK visit, at an Indian Journalists’ Association (IJA) event in London, in the context of his controversial Cambridge lecture. Background; On 28 February 2023, Rahul Gandhi (then a Visiting/Honorary Fellow-linked figure at Cambridge Judge Business School) delivered a lecture titled “Learning to Listen in the 21st Century.” In it, he alleged that Indian democracy was under attack, institutions (Parliament, judiciary, press) were being constrained, minorities were targeted, and that Pegasus spyware had been on his phone (and those of other politicians). He also spoke about production shifting to China and the need for democratic systems. The lecture drew sharp criticism in India from the BJP & others as an “anti-India tirade” from foreign soil. The interaction with Suresh Gupta At the subsequent IJA “India Insights” interaction in London (around 4–5 March 2023), veteran London-based journalist Suresh Gupta intervened during the Q&A. He introduced himself as settled in London since 1961, working for the New World newspaper, & claimed long personal connections to the Nehru-Gandhi family: He said he knew Indira Gandhi (describing her as like an elder sister) from his time at All India Radio (1958–61) & had met Jawaharlal Nehru (going to Teen Murti House for signatures via organisations like Bharat Lok Samaj). Gupta advised Rahul against criticising India abroad. He recalled that after Indira Gandhi’s imprisonment by the Morarji Desai government, at a London press conference a journalist asked about her prison experience and she replied that she did not want to say anything bad about India there. Gupta told Rahul: He was being constantly attacked in the Indian media for the Cambridge lecture. As a well-wisher who hoped to see Rahul become Prime Minister, he should take a lesson from Indira Gandhi’s example. He also asked whether, in nine years of BJP rule, Modi had done anything good for India. Rahul Gandhi’s response Rahul asked Gupta whether he had actually watched the Cambridge lecture. Gupta admitted he had only “heard about it,” not seen it. Rahul replied that it was “interesting” Gupta had formed an opinion without viewing it, and emphasised the need for an informed view. The moderator/IJA president Danish Khan supported Rahul, interjecting positively. Videos of the full IJA interaction (including this exchange) are available on Rahul Gandhi’s official YouTube channel and other platforms. Coverage framed it variously as Gupta “schooling” or advising Rahul on patriotism (drawing from Indira’s example), or as Rahul effectively shutting down an uninformed critique.The episode remains a frequently referenced moment from that UK trip, often linked in titles and discussion to the Cambridge lecture even though the direct exchange occurred at the London journalists’ event.

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90,418 просмотров • 25 дней назад

In our 2021 interview with the Patriot, he spoke about Kurt Angle using his theme 'Medals' “Well, he got it the same way I did, I’m sure. I’ve never talked to Kurt [Angle] about that particular subject, but I was given a list of songs to listen to. I didn’t know at the time that [Sgt.] Slaughter had used it on one occasion to go to the ring or maybe more than one. But, I do know one occasion he had. It was the one I had picked out of the list of songs they gave me. I liked it the best. I thought it was fitting. Then he ended up using it as well. More power to him."
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In our 2021 interview with the Patriot, he spoke about Kurt Angle using his theme 'Medals' “Well, he got it the same way I did, I’m sure. I’ve never talked to Kurt [Angle] about that particular subject, but I was given a list of songs to listen to. I didn’t know at the time that [Sgt.] Slaughter had used it on one occasion to go to the ring or maybe more than one. But, I do know one occasion he had. It was the one I had picked out of the list of songs they gave me. I liked it the best. I thought it was fitting. Then he ended up using it as well. More power to him."

Fightful Wrestling

13,648 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад

LeBron James admits he knew he was born with a God-given talent & could be one of the greatest LeBron: "I didn't get an opportunity to play against my idol. MJ retired in 03 with the Wizards, so I didn't get an opportunity to go against him. But he was definitely my biggest inspiration" "It was my competition every night that I went against those guys Allen Iverson, Kobe, T-Mac, Vince Carter Paul Pierce me and Dwey came in, me and Melo came in at the same time. Baron Davis was a beast at that time when I came in" "I was a number one player in the world as a high school junior and as a high school senior, but I knew when I got drafted, I had to start from scratch. I had to go back to ground level" "I knew I was born with a God-given talent. And then it was up to me to put the damn work in I could be one of the greatest, if not the greatest, that ever played the game of basketball"
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LeBron James admits he knew he was born with a God-given talent & could be one of the greatest LeBron: "I didn't get an opportunity to play against my idol. MJ retired in 03 with the Wizards, so I didn't get an opportunity to go against him. But he was definitely my biggest inspiration" "It was my competition every night that I went against those guys Allen Iverson, Kobe, T-Mac, Vince Carter Paul Pierce me and Dwey came in, me and Melo came in at the same time. Baron Davis was a beast at that time when I came in" "I was a number one player in the world as a high school junior and as a high school senior, but I knew when I got drafted, I had to start from scratch. I had to go back to ground level" "I knew I was born with a God-given talent. And then it was up to me to put the damn work in I could be one of the greatest, if not the greatest, that ever played the game of basketball"

Arslan

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Sometimes I don’t understand why Ajit Agarkar was and is always against Sanju Samson In 2023, India had 3 squads for the Asia Cup, Asian Games & ODI World Cup. 31 different players got selected across those tournaments & somehow Sanju wasn’t part of any squads. What’s even crazier is that he was picked as a reserve player for the Asia Cup, which meant he wasn’t part of the Asian Games squad & it also affected his plans to play County Cricket. So in the end he wasn’t part of the Asia Cup squad, wasn’t part of the Asian Games squad & couldn’t continue with his County plans either. Everyone who followed the ODI matches before the 2023 World Cup knew Sanju was the most deserving guy who wasn’t picked in the squad. When Sanju scored 3 T20I centuries as an opener in 2024, Ajit Agarkar openly said he was only playing because Shubman Gill and Yashasvi Jaiswal were unavailable. Imagine saying that about a player who had just scored 3 centuries in 5 matches for India in T20Is something no one has done before in a year. Most players would get backed after performances like that. That was so disrespectful from the national selector. I wonder how Sanju would have felt that day. Then came the ODI explanation. Ajit Agarkar said Sanju wasn’t being picked because he was a top-order batter. But Sanju has literally batted everywhere in ODI cricket other than opening and his numbers have been excellent irrespective of the position. His last ODI innings was a match-winning century in a series decider against South Africa at Paarl, one of the toughest batting venues in the country, and after that innings he never played another ODI for India. Last year selectors picked ODI squad with 3 different WKs for a series & Sanju wasn’t one of them. That’s when the explanation came that Sanju is a top-order batter. But now Virat Kohli gets injured and India need a No.3 batter, yet Sanju still isn’t being considered despite being the last Indian batter other than Kohli to score an ODI century at No.3. So he wasn’t picked because he was a top-order batter, but when a top-order spot opens up he still isn’t picked. What kind of logic is that? And the most frustrating part is that it’s always the same guy missing out whenever an ICC event comes around when he deserve the most 🔹 2021 T20 World Cup 🔹 2022 T20 World Cup 🔹 2023 Asia Cup 🔹 2023 Asian Games 🔹 2023 ODI Cricket World Cup 🔹 2025 ICC Champions Trophy Every single time it’s Sanju Samson What’s even crazier is that during the T20 World Cup cycle he gets some chances in ODI squads while completely neglecting him in T20 squad , and vice versa during the ODI World Cup cycle he would suddenly appear in T20 squads. Not because he was getting consistent opportunities, but because he was never given a clear role or a long run in either format. 2-3 failures & he would be out again💔 No backing. No continuity. No clarity. Things have always been different when it comes to Sanju Samson First time he was picked for an ICC event was for the 2024 T20 World Cup, but didn’t get to play a single match & India won an ICC tournament after more than a decade The only ICC tournament Sanju Samson has actually played in during his entire 11-year international career was the 2026 T20 World Cup. The only ICC tournament he actually got an opportunity to play, he ended up being the best player of the tournament📈 One of the things I admire most about Sanju is that he has never shown frustration. He never complained, never held grudges against those who disrespected him, and never made excuses. He always kept a smile on his face, even during the lowest moments of his career 💎 Every opportunity had to be earned the hard way, every place in the squad had to be fought for, and every setback had to be overcome without any backing Even after winning the WorldCup as POTT, some people are still questioning his place in the team which makes me realise that every match for Sanju will always remain as a “Do or Die” game😅
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Sometimes I don’t understand why Ajit Agarkar was and is always against Sanju Samson In 2023, India had 3 squads for the Asia Cup, Asian Games & ODI World Cup. 31 different players got selected across those tournaments & somehow Sanju wasn’t part of any squads. What’s even crazier is that he was picked as a reserve player for the Asia Cup, which meant he wasn’t part of the Asian Games squad & it also affected his plans to play County Cricket. So in the end he wasn’t part of the Asia Cup squad, wasn’t part of the Asian Games squad & couldn’t continue with his County plans either. Everyone who followed the ODI matches before the 2023 World Cup knew Sanju was the most deserving guy who wasn’t picked in the squad. When Sanju scored 3 T20I centuries as an opener in 2024, Ajit Agarkar openly said he was only playing because Shubman Gill and Yashasvi Jaiswal were unavailable. Imagine saying that about a player who had just scored 3 centuries in 5 matches for India in T20Is something no one has done before in a year. Most players would get backed after performances like that. That was so disrespectful from the national selector. I wonder how Sanju would have felt that day. Then came the ODI explanation. Ajit Agarkar said Sanju wasn’t being picked because he was a top-order batter. But Sanju has literally batted everywhere in ODI cricket other than opening and his numbers have been excellent irrespective of the position. His last ODI innings was a match-winning century in a series decider against South Africa at Paarl, one of the toughest batting venues in the country, and after that innings he never played another ODI for India. Last year selectors picked ODI squad with 3 different WKs for a series & Sanju wasn’t one of them. That’s when the explanation came that Sanju is a top-order batter. But now Virat Kohli gets injured and India need a No.3 batter, yet Sanju still isn’t being considered despite being the last Indian batter other than Kohli to score an ODI century at No.3. So he wasn’t picked because he was a top-order batter, but when a top-order spot opens up he still isn’t picked. What kind of logic is that? And the most frustrating part is that it’s always the same guy missing out whenever an ICC event comes around when he deserve the most 🔹 2021 T20 World Cup 🔹 2022 T20 World Cup 🔹 2023 Asia Cup 🔹 2023 Asian Games 🔹 2023 ODI Cricket World Cup 🔹 2025 ICC Champions Trophy Every single time it’s Sanju Samson What’s even crazier is that during the T20 World Cup cycle he gets some chances in ODI squads while completely neglecting him in T20 squad , and vice versa during the ODI World Cup cycle he would suddenly appear in T20 squads. Not because he was getting consistent opportunities, but because he was never given a clear role or a long run in either format. 2-3 failures & he would be out again💔 No backing. No continuity. No clarity. Things have always been different when it comes to Sanju Samson First time he was picked for an ICC event was for the 2024 T20 World Cup, but didn’t get to play a single match & India won an ICC tournament after more than a decade The only ICC tournament Sanju Samson has actually played in during his entire 11-year international career was the 2026 T20 World Cup. The only ICC tournament he actually got an opportunity to play, he ended up being the best player of the tournament📈 One of the things I admire most about Sanju is that he has never shown frustration. He never complained, never held grudges against those who disrespected him, and never made excuses. He always kept a smile on his face, even during the lowest moments of his career 💎 Every opportunity had to be earned the hard way, every place in the squad had to be fought for, and every setback had to be overcome without any backing Even after winning the WorldCup as POTT, some people are still questioning his place in the team which makes me realise that every match for Sanju will always remain as a “Do or Die” game😅

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New University of Houston baseball head coach Will Davis on coaching Alex Bregman at LSU, what he learned from it: "I'm a hold the best players accountable guy. You've got to kind of treat them all the same. . . Now what made Bregman tick is he was very advanced on a mental level. Where he really stood apart was the mental aspect of the game. "People say coach on the field. But he did things you would never. . . He did some stuff in games, I tell these stories all the time to our players, that you were like... It's stuff that I have thought about being in the game so much. But you never expect a player to do it. "He would do stuff to try and help us win that was next level."
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New University of Houston baseball head coach Will Davis on coaching Alex Bregman at LSU, what he learned from it: "I'm a hold the best players accountable guy. You've got to kind of treat them all the same. . . Now what made Bregman tick is he was very advanced on a mental level. Where he really stood apart was the mental aspect of the game. "People say coach on the field. But he did things you would never. . . He did some stuff in games, I tell these stories all the time to our players, that you were like... It's stuff that I have thought about being in the game so much. But you never expect a player to do it. "He would do stuff to try and help us win that was next level."

Chris Baldwin

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