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This woke me up this am, a text from my uncle. “Everyone is complaining that baseball is broken because the Dodgers got Tarik Skubal.” Bruce Harper says it best here. I don’t remember people complaining about a needed salary cap in MLB when the Yankees were winning 4 World...

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This was the broadcast team of the Los Angeles Angels reacting to the news that the Dodgers had acquired Tarik Skubal, in real time. They are 100% correct. They are baffled. Not by the Dodgers but by the lack of action from other teams. “Why couldn’t a team like the Brewers or the Braves or whoever, step in and keep the Dodgers, this is an open market. Anybody can go and get Skubal. This is not about money. This is about trading prospects. And how could these other teams allow that to happen?” “The Dodgers aren’t the only team with prospects and they aren’t the only team with top 100 prospects that are in the mix…… How does this happen? Why would teams just allow the Dodgers to swoop in and do this? I don’t get it.” Even as a Dodgers fan, I’m asking the same question. Why would the Yankees, Brewers, Braves, Cubs, and Phillies, to name a few teams, allow this to happen? 🤯 If I was competing against the Dodgers, I would do everything in my power to prevent them from acquiring Skubal. You tell me….
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This was the broadcast team of the Los Angeles Angels reacting to the news that the Dodgers had acquired Tarik Skubal, in real time. They are 100% correct. They are baffled. Not by the Dodgers but by the lack of action from other teams. “Why couldn’t a team like the Brewers or the Braves or whoever, step in and keep the Dodgers, this is an open market. Anybody can go and get Skubal. This is not about money. This is about trading prospects. And how could these other teams allow that to happen?” “The Dodgers aren’t the only team with prospects and they aren’t the only team with top 100 prospects that are in the mix…… How does this happen? Why would teams just allow the Dodgers to swoop in and do this? I don’t get it.” Even as a Dodgers fan, I’m asking the same question. Why would the Yankees, Brewers, Braves, Cubs, and Phillies, to name a few teams, allow this to happen? 🤯 If I was competing against the Dodgers, I would do everything in my power to prevent them from acquiring Skubal. You tell me….

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142,310 views • 5 days ago

The Roki Sasaki situation is complicated, and it's not as simple as making it black and white. Sasaki, unquestionably, has NOT performed well enough as a starter to deserve a spot in the opening day rotation. But, he was KEY in the World Series title last year, AND, he took WAY less money to join the Dodgers. He did that because he believed in the Dodgers' developmental system, and he felt as if he could grow the most under the Dodgers instruction. He also wanted to play with Shohei Ohtani and Yoshinobu Yamamoto. Beyond that, I'm sure, as part of the sales pitch, the Dodgers assured him a spot in the rotation, because they were the only organization that could "logistically" implement a 6-man rotation. They can do that because Ohtani is a 2-way player, so, in essence, they can have 14 pitchers. So, to get Sasaki to sign, especially considering he was signing early, and thus, had to sign a Minor League contract, their HAD to be promises made. One could assume the Dodgers assured him a spot in the rotation, and, more importantly, a role as a starter. And, you have to understand, one of the secret sauces for the Dodgers with Free Agents is that they have developed a remarkable reputation for delivering on the promises they make. That alone is a MAJOR factor as to why the Dodgers are THE destination for Free Agents. And the ability to acquire the CORRECT Free Agents can NOT be understated as to the impact it's made in creating this dynasty. So, to move Sasaki either to the pen or to AAA, they would have to back out on a promise made, and one that was instrumental in his signing with the Dodgers instead of the Padres or any other organization. It's truly a "rock and a hard place" because you have everyone else on the "merit system" and pitchers being sent to OKC that deserve better, meanwhile, Sasaki is getting preferential treatment. Then, on top of all that, one of the LARGEST parts of this dynasty construction has been capturing the Asian market, specifically the Japanese market. The Dodgers have done such great work capturing that audience, and because of it, they are swimming in both money AND championships. It's been a 100% Win/Win, and surely NO ONE would want to upset that Apple Cart. Especially over a 6th starter, who has potential, as he showed in the playoffs last year? And on a team that could win 100+ games and win the Division by double digits? Even if he doesn't pitch well! Even if he pitches well in just 1/2 his outings, the Dodgers might win 110ish games if everything else plays out the way it should. That's the "rock and a hard place" that I see, and I can see both sides of it. For me, it just kind of "Is What It Is, and I trust the Front Office to massage this situation in a way that works for everyone in the long run. #dodgers
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The Roki Sasaki situation is complicated, and it's not as simple as making it black and white. Sasaki, unquestionably, has NOT performed well enough as a starter to deserve a spot in the opening day rotation. But, he was KEY in the World Series title last year, AND, he took WAY less money to join the Dodgers. He did that because he believed in the Dodgers' developmental system, and he felt as if he could grow the most under the Dodgers instruction. He also wanted to play with Shohei Ohtani and Yoshinobu Yamamoto. Beyond that, I'm sure, as part of the sales pitch, the Dodgers assured him a spot in the rotation, because they were the only organization that could "logistically" implement a 6-man rotation. They can do that because Ohtani is a 2-way player, so, in essence, they can have 14 pitchers. So, to get Sasaki to sign, especially considering he was signing early, and thus, had to sign a Minor League contract, their HAD to be promises made. One could assume the Dodgers assured him a spot in the rotation, and, more importantly, a role as a starter. And, you have to understand, one of the secret sauces for the Dodgers with Free Agents is that they have developed a remarkable reputation for delivering on the promises they make. That alone is a MAJOR factor as to why the Dodgers are THE destination for Free Agents. And the ability to acquire the CORRECT Free Agents can NOT be understated as to the impact it's made in creating this dynasty. So, to move Sasaki either to the pen or to AAA, they would have to back out on a promise made, and one that was instrumental in his signing with the Dodgers instead of the Padres or any other organization. It's truly a "rock and a hard place" because you have everyone else on the "merit system" and pitchers being sent to OKC that deserve better, meanwhile, Sasaki is getting preferential treatment. Then, on top of all that, one of the LARGEST parts of this dynasty construction has been capturing the Asian market, specifically the Japanese market. The Dodgers have done such great work capturing that audience, and because of it, they are swimming in both money AND championships. It's been a 100% Win/Win, and surely NO ONE would want to upset that Apple Cart. Especially over a 6th starter, who has potential, as he showed in the playoffs last year? And on a team that could win 100+ games and win the Division by double digits? Even if he doesn't pitch well! Even if he pitches well in just 1/2 his outings, the Dodgers might win 110ish games if everything else plays out the way it should. That's the "rock and a hard place" that I see, and I can see both sides of it. For me, it just kind of "Is What It Is, and I trust the Front Office to massage this situation in a way that works for everyone in the long run. #dodgers

Dodgers Daily

72,419 views • 4 months ago

The Heat know that Jaylen Brown is on the table, and are searching for 3rd and 4th teams to get involved to improve their offer for Giannis, per Brian Windhorst “If Jaylen Brown doesn’t get traded for Giannis, they may trade him somewhere else. Miami understands that Jaylen Brown is in there. They can’t match that. Miami in recent days has gone out to try and recruit 3rd and 4th teams to improve their offer. They don’t have a premium player, like a Jaylen Brown. The most premium asset they have to trade is the 13th pick in tomorrows draft. Which is a good piece, but it’s not Jaylen Brown.”
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The Heat know that Jaylen Brown is on the table, and are searching for 3rd and 4th teams to get involved to improve their offer for Giannis, per Brian Windhorst “If Jaylen Brown doesn’t get traded for Giannis, they may trade him somewhere else. Miami understands that Jaylen Brown is in there. They can’t match that. Miami in recent days has gone out to try and recruit 3rd and 4th teams to improve their offer. They don’t have a premium player, like a Jaylen Brown. The most premium asset they have to trade is the 13th pick in tomorrows draft. Which is a good piece, but it’s not Jaylen Brown.”

Heat Central

1,663,142 views • 1 month ago

Stephen A. Smith says the Dodgers’ $2 billion payroll is pushing Major League Baseball toward another lockout “The Dodgers are committed to over $2 billion.” “$1.1 billion is deferred money.” “What other team in Major League Baseball can do that?” “That’s why you got a lockout coming.” “That’s why the owners are hell-bent on a salary cap, and the players are hell-bent against it.” “The Dodgers currently have eight players with nine-figure contracts.” “Shohei Ohtani: 10 years, $700 million.” “Mookie Betts: 12 years, $365 million.” “Yoshinobu Yamamoto: 12 years, $325 million.” “This is no joke.” “This is unsustainable for the sport.”
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Stephen A. Smith says the Dodgers’ $2 billion payroll is pushing Major League Baseball toward another lockout “The Dodgers are committed to over $2 billion.” “$1.1 billion is deferred money.” “What other team in Major League Baseball can do that?” “That’s why you got a lockout coming.” “That’s why the owners are hell-bent on a salary cap, and the players are hell-bent against it.” “The Dodgers currently have eight players with nine-figure contracts.” “Shohei Ohtani: 10 years, $700 million.” “Mookie Betts: 12 years, $365 million.” “Yoshinobu Yamamoto: 12 years, $325 million.” “This is no joke.” “This is unsustainable for the sport.”

Isaac Bassey

294,943 views • 4 days ago

The Yankees should save Francisco Lindor from the Mets so he can finally be appreciated. There's a slim chance it happens, but it would be interesting to see what that trade would even look like. Lindor is 32 and will make $32 million per year through the 2031 season. That's a boatload of money, and this would likely be a salary dump. The only thing that makes me think the Yankees would even have a shot is that the few teams that might conceivably take on that salary are in the NL—no shot they send him to the Dodgers or Phillies. The Padres probably don't want another bloated contract either. The Yankees are the team that can afford him, even if Hal wants you to think his team is a mom-and-pop shop. More important than that, though, he'd be out of the National League.
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The Yankees should save Francisco Lindor from the Mets so he can finally be appreciated. There's a slim chance it happens, but it would be interesting to see what that trade would even look like. Lindor is 32 and will make $32 million per year through the 2031 season. That's a boatload of money, and this would likely be a salary dump. The only thing that makes me think the Yankees would even have a shot is that the few teams that might conceivably take on that salary are in the NL—no shot they send him to the Dodgers or Phillies. The Padres probably don't want another bloated contract either. The Yankees are the team that can afford him, even if Hal wants you to think his team is a mom-and-pop shop. More important than that, though, he'd be out of the National League.

Joe Randazzo

133,424 views • 22 days ago

It’s like a game of charades. One word, three syllables, sounds like corruption. The word that must not be voiced. Because the ruling class and their pawns in the parliament don't like to be called out for their obvious bad deeds. Australia is not a sovereign nation anymore. It is just a mining outpost for the global corporatocracy. The leadership here at federal, state and local levels do the same things and work for the same people. It does not matter which of them you elect, things only get worse. We have finally caught up with the US and UK, insofar as the middle-class is being erased. There are two distinct camps forming, the very rich and politically connected, and everyone else. It didn’t happen overnight. It has been decades in the making and both major parties have spurred it on. But the corruption does not stop with them. It exists across the political and corporate landscape. Questions not posed for fear of the answers. They dress it up in parliamentary procedure but that is a convenient way to maintain the appearance that they are beyond reproach. You can’t rise in parliament and call out corruption, because they all supposedly deserve the benefit of the doubt. What a laugh. They address each other as “The Honourable”. They give each other deference and practice “just us” in place of true justice. Albanese is just the last in a very long line of grifting clowns that feathered their nests, and those of their friends, and families via influence and authority. But don’t make the mistake of questioning it, because it might bring down the whole house of cards - as we see them for what they truly are. They use legislation to their benefit. They cover up their misdeeds and they regale us with stories of problems solved. But it is all just a lie. You can’t stuff up this much for this long by accident. Albanese certainly did trade his investments before he changed the tax system. I’m sure many others did too. But that’s just a whisper, and to be fair, it is the least of their crimes on the Australian people. We need a giant broom to go through Canberra and the States. We need the local councils fully audited and we need new people that understand what selfless service really means. I just want Australia back.
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It’s like a game of charades. One word, three syllables, sounds like corruption. The word that must not be voiced. Because the ruling class and their pawns in the parliament don't like to be called out for their obvious bad deeds. Australia is not a sovereign nation anymore. It is just a mining outpost for the global corporatocracy. The leadership here at federal, state and local levels do the same things and work for the same people. It does not matter which of them you elect, things only get worse. We have finally caught up with the US and UK, insofar as the middle-class is being erased. There are two distinct camps forming, the very rich and politically connected, and everyone else. It didn’t happen overnight. It has been decades in the making and both major parties have spurred it on. But the corruption does not stop with them. It exists across the political and corporate landscape. Questions not posed for fear of the answers. They dress it up in parliamentary procedure but that is a convenient way to maintain the appearance that they are beyond reproach. You can’t rise in parliament and call out corruption, because they all supposedly deserve the benefit of the doubt. What a laugh. They address each other as “The Honourable”. They give each other deference and practice “just us” in place of true justice. Albanese is just the last in a very long line of grifting clowns that feathered their nests, and those of their friends, and families via influence and authority. But don’t make the mistake of questioning it, because it might bring down the whole house of cards - as we see them for what they truly are. They use legislation to their benefit. They cover up their misdeeds and they regale us with stories of problems solved. But it is all just a lie. You can’t stuff up this much for this long by accident. Albanese certainly did trade his investments before he changed the tax system. I’m sure many others did too. But that’s just a whisper, and to be fair, it is the least of their crimes on the Australian people. We need a giant broom to go through Canberra and the States. We need the local councils fully audited and we need new people that understand what selfless service really means. I just want Australia back.

Matthew Camenzuli

13,222 views • 1 month ago

. Dan Bongino explains there are people within the administration working against Trump and his agenda. They are gearing up for their own political runs. That much is clear. He makes a very important point here, why are all the leaks specifically designed to push the narrative that Trump doesn’t control his own administration? That is not a leftist talking point because the left doesn’t care if he controls the administration or not all they care about is dunking on the administration. This is a talking point from the walk right because the woke Wright wants to remake the Republican Party and remake the agenda the way they do that is by pretending like when Trump tells you this is his agenda. He doesn’t really mean it because he’s just not powerful enough to stand up to whoever’s running the show. They say this without an iota of proof, and then they leaked stories that make it more plausible for you to believe that, even though every single one of these stories blows up in their face. Who are the leakers? A lot of people have a lot of great ideas as to who they really are based on the money movement and the campaigns that are being prepared for takeoff as soon as possible for the 2028 election cycle. I have learned this year that politics is the single dirtiest most disgusting game that exists, and the lengths to which people will go will shock you and I am a person who is already jaded about the entire political arena. That being said, this is still the single greatest country in the world, and we have to fight for the agenda that we voted for and not give up.
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. Dan Bongino explains there are people within the administration working against Trump and his agenda. They are gearing up for their own political runs. That much is clear. He makes a very important point here, why are all the leaks specifically designed to push the narrative that Trump doesn’t control his own administration? That is not a leftist talking point because the left doesn’t care if he controls the administration or not all they care about is dunking on the administration. This is a talking point from the walk right because the woke Wright wants to remake the Republican Party and remake the agenda the way they do that is by pretending like when Trump tells you this is his agenda. He doesn’t really mean it because he’s just not powerful enough to stand up to whoever’s running the show. They say this without an iota of proof, and then they leaked stories that make it more plausible for you to believe that, even though every single one of these stories blows up in their face. Who are the leakers? A lot of people have a lot of great ideas as to who they really are based on the money movement and the campaigns that are being prepared for takeoff as soon as possible for the 2028 election cycle. I have learned this year that politics is the single dirtiest most disgusting game that exists, and the lengths to which people will go will shock you and I am a person who is already jaded about the entire political arena. That being said, this is still the single greatest country in the world, and we have to fight for the agenda that we voted for and not give up.

Insurrection Barbie

21,260 views • 2 months ago

Lecture in Kabul about Shia vs Sunni (rough translation); This is a hot topic today, let us pray that Allah (swt) removes this enmity and animosity between us. The Muslim Ummah has been destroyed by this jealousy, grudge and enmity. It has destroyed our unity. It is the English who have turned us against each other, they have spread suspicion between sects and schools of thoughts. Let us remember that this war which America and Israel is waging is not against Shias, it is a war against Islam. America and Israel are thinking about destroying Islam. They are not thinking about “this is Shia and this is Sunni”. They did this in Iraq, pelting Shias and Sunnis against each other. They did the same in Syria. They were here in Afghanistan for 20 years, where was the talk about Shia? Were they talking and fighting Shias? No. The sole purpose of America and Israel is to make Muslims weak. Because for 1,200 years in this world, it was Muslims running empires. Muslims were powerful rulers under the banner of Islam. So America and Israel don’t want Muslims to stand on their feet again and become rulers of the world. If someone raises his head as a Muslim, they take care of them right there and then. There must be few thousand people in this majlis, forgive my language, they either take out the head, or take out the bottom (castrate then). They have castrated many countries, they have castrated the Arab countries, including Pakistan. I hope no one says that is a Muslim country with an atom bomb, no, Pakistan is castrated. The atom bomb is not under its own control, it is under the control of the English and Americans. They say we will either chop the head of a Muslim, or chop the bottom of a Muslim. One of them must be chopped. And this is what they have done. Have they done this or not? Tell the truth. All Arab countries have turned themselves like animals with four legs and have handed over the leash to America. Have they done this or not? Its leash is in the hand of America. They can’t even raise their voice a little, to show that they are independent, and to show that their heads are on top of their own neck, they cannot say anything. Does slavery have a tail and horn? Is this true or not, tell the truth? Allah (swt) says; “And prepare against them whatever you are able of power” In that era, it was swords, horses, armors, helmets, this was in the era of the prophet (pbuh). Now, those things will not work. Today, even a gun is not sufficient, now it is missiles, drones, atom bombs, press a switch and it goes to its destination. This is an order from Allah that Muslims should prepare against the enemy, and deter the enemy. Don’t start problems between each other over sects, otherwise you will be finished. Allah has said to us in the Quran; “and do not dispute and [thus] lose courage and [then] your strength would depart” You will be destroyed, your strength will be gone. This strength will be wasted and lost against each other. Is this true or not? These bullets, these weapons and martyrs from this side, and in that side, Pakistan fights Afghanistan under the command of America, right? They are Muslim, at least they are Muslim by name, it is a Muslim country, so wouldn’t it have been better if this strength, if those bullets and weapons were used against Israel and the enemies of Muslims? But our strength is being used against each other. How unfortunate is this? Whose plots are these? The plots of the English. They say muddy the water, and catch the fish…
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Lecture in Kabul about Shia vs Sunni (rough translation); This is a hot topic today, let us pray that Allah (swt) removes this enmity and animosity between us. The Muslim Ummah has been destroyed by this jealousy, grudge and enmity. It has destroyed our unity. It is the English who have turned us against each other, they have spread suspicion between sects and schools of thoughts. Let us remember that this war which America and Israel is waging is not against Shias, it is a war against Islam. America and Israel are thinking about destroying Islam. They are not thinking about “this is Shia and this is Sunni”. They did this in Iraq, pelting Shias and Sunnis against each other. They did the same in Syria. They were here in Afghanistan for 20 years, where was the talk about Shia? Were they talking and fighting Shias? No. The sole purpose of America and Israel is to make Muslims weak. Because for 1,200 years in this world, it was Muslims running empires. Muslims were powerful rulers under the banner of Islam. So America and Israel don’t want Muslims to stand on their feet again and become rulers of the world. If someone raises his head as a Muslim, they take care of them right there and then. There must be few thousand people in this majlis, forgive my language, they either take out the head, or take out the bottom (castrate then). They have castrated many countries, they have castrated the Arab countries, including Pakistan. I hope no one says that is a Muslim country with an atom bomb, no, Pakistan is castrated. The atom bomb is not under its own control, it is under the control of the English and Americans. They say we will either chop the head of a Muslim, or chop the bottom of a Muslim. One of them must be chopped. And this is what they have done. Have they done this or not? Tell the truth. All Arab countries have turned themselves like animals with four legs and have handed over the leash to America. Have they done this or not? Its leash is in the hand of America. They can’t even raise their voice a little, to show that they are independent, and to show that their heads are on top of their own neck, they cannot say anything. Does slavery have a tail and horn? Is this true or not, tell the truth? Allah (swt) says; “And prepare against them whatever you are able of power” In that era, it was swords, horses, armors, helmets, this was in the era of the prophet (pbuh). Now, those things will not work. Today, even a gun is not sufficient, now it is missiles, drones, atom bombs, press a switch and it goes to its destination. This is an order from Allah that Muslims should prepare against the enemy, and deter the enemy. Don’t start problems between each other over sects, otherwise you will be finished. Allah has said to us in the Quran; “and do not dispute and [thus] lose courage and [then] your strength would depart” You will be destroyed, your strength will be gone. This strength will be wasted and lost against each other. Is this true or not? These bullets, these weapons and martyrs from this side, and in that side, Pakistan fights Afghanistan under the command of America, right? They are Muslim, at least they are Muslim by name, it is a Muslim country, so wouldn’t it have been better if this strength, if those bullets and weapons were used against Israel and the enemies of Muslims? But our strength is being used against each other. How unfortunate is this? Whose plots are these? The plots of the English. They say muddy the water, and catch the fish…

The Sure Path

41,599 views • 4 months ago

Luke Weaver was asked the difference between Mets and Yankees fans: "The colors... the different routes of the field" 😂 "They both have their special things. They both win baseball games, they have. The Yankees have their thing. I'm not gonna sit here and try to compare. I have things that I'm continuing to learn here that are still new and a lot of cool memories with the Yankees. At the end of the day, it's two perspectives. Now when I'm done with my career, I'll tell my kids and say, 'hey, this is what this was like. This is what that was like.' Today, it's all about trying to beat them."
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Luke Weaver was asked the difference between Mets and Yankees fans: "The colors... the different routes of the field" 😂 "They both have their special things. They both win baseball games, they have. The Yankees have their thing. I'm not gonna sit here and try to compare. I have things that I'm continuing to learn here that are still new and a lot of cool memories with the Yankees. At the end of the day, it's two perspectives. Now when I'm done with my career, I'll tell my kids and say, 'hey, this is what this was like. This is what that was like.' Today, it's all about trying to beat them."

SNY Mets

265,954 views • 2 months ago

AJ Styles on IYO SKY and ASUKA: “IYO SKY is one of the best athletes I have ever seen. Like, she is unbelievable. And you know, there’s other girls that have gotten the opportunity. ASUKA’s amazing as well. They just have something that a lot of other, not just women, but men, just that some of them just don’t have. And I think that it’s because they were in Japan that they have this tenacity. Maybe that’s what it is. And so, I just enjoy watching them work and just in awe of how good they are.” #WWERaw #IYOSKY #ASUKA
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AJ Styles on IYO SKY and ASUKA: “IYO SKY is one of the best athletes I have ever seen. Like, she is unbelievable. And you know, there’s other girls that have gotten the opportunity. ASUKA’s amazing as well. They just have something that a lot of other, not just women, but men, just that some of them just don’t have. And I think that it’s because they were in Japan that they have this tenacity. Maybe that’s what it is. And so, I just enjoy watching them work and just in awe of how good they are.” #WWERaw #IYOSKY #ASUKA

meraWRESTLING

177,618 views • 10 months ago

Nick Wright says LeBron James saved the Lakers and that is undeniably, unequivocally true: “And anyone debating otherwise is either making sh*t up, are doesn’t know what they’re talking about. When LeBron James decided to sign with the Lakers it’s not only that the proudest, most decorated, most consistent successful franchise in the history of the sport. Was in it’s lowest time. A team that five years before LeBron signed there only miss the playoffs five times dating back to when they were in Minneapolis in their entire history. And then in the five years before LeBron got there missed the playoffs every single year. It’s not that they were bad for the Lakers, they were of the 30 teams in the NBA the single worst team in the league. For the five years leading up to LeBron getting there. And that is not a matter of opinion they play games, they have wins and losses in the five years before LeBron got there they had the fewest wins. “Oh, but Nick the future was bright, no the fu*k it wasn’t.” (Via What’s Wright? with Nick Wright)
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Nick Wright says LeBron James saved the Lakers and that is undeniably, unequivocally true: “And anyone debating otherwise is either making sh*t up, are doesn’t know what they’re talking about. When LeBron James decided to sign with the Lakers it’s not only that the proudest, most decorated, most consistent successful franchise in the history of the sport. Was in it’s lowest time. A team that five years before LeBron signed there only miss the playoffs five times dating back to when they were in Minneapolis in their entire history. And then in the five years before LeBron got there missed the playoffs every single year. It’s not that they were bad for the Lakers, they were of the 30 teams in the NBA the single worst team in the league. For the five years leading up to LeBron getting there. And that is not a matter of opinion they play games, they have wins and losses in the five years before LeBron got there they had the fewest wins. “Oh, but Nick the future was bright, no the fu*k it wasn’t.” (Via What’s Wright? with Nick Wright)

NBA Courtside

41,493 views • 1 day ago

Gilbert Arenas says he does not like the NBA Second Apron “The reason is you’re not promoting winning. It’s not a winning formula it’s a losing formula. Because just like OKC at some point they going to be in it. Then they are going to have to just dismantle their team. You don’t even make it possible for them to win multiple championships. If this was in with Golden State was playing they wouldn’t have got to win multiple championships. Because they would have been in the second apron and would have to break that team up” (Via Gil’s Arena)
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Gilbert Arenas says he does not like the NBA Second Apron “The reason is you’re not promoting winning. It’s not a winning formula it’s a losing formula. Because just like OKC at some point they going to be in it. Then they are going to have to just dismantle their team. You don’t even make it possible for them to win multiple championships. If this was in with Golden State was playing they wouldn’t have got to win multiple championships. Because they would have been in the second apron and would have to break that team up” (Via Gil’s Arena)

NBA Courtside

53,642 views • 6 months ago

Mike Florio on the 49ers and Trent Williams: “They don’t want to pay the guy $32M in cash to a guy who is gonna turn 38 in July. The problem with no guarantees in the contract, the 49ers can just squat and wait. As time goes by other teams will have blown their budgets and Trent Williams is more likely to take the 49ers best offer because there may not be a better offer out there because all those teams have spent their money. That’s the game the 49ers are playing and if I were Trent Williams, I’d be pissed about it.” 🎥: ProFootballTalk
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Mike Florio on the 49ers and Trent Williams: “They don’t want to pay the guy $32M in cash to a guy who is gonna turn 38 in July. The problem with no guarantees in the contract, the 49ers can just squat and wait. As time goes by other teams will have blown their budgets and Trent Williams is more likely to take the 49ers best offer because there may not be a better offer out there because all those teams have spent their money. That’s the game the 49ers are playing and if I were Trent Williams, I’d be pissed about it.” 🎥: ProFootballTalk

Coach Yac 🗣

101,414 views • 4 months ago

Poor Pakistan. I don’t regret using the language I’m gonna use now. Not at all. They are prostitutes. Who control political power in Islamabad. They are prostitutes! Who control the Pakistani armed forces. I hope they are listening to me. Their Qibla is in Washington. Because they want their children to go and study in the American universities, and they want to have a vila where they can retire in Miami and Los Angeles. They don’t care for Pakistan, they don’t care for Islam. For 14 years they opened the territory of Pakistan shamelessly, so NATO could traverse the territory of Pakistan, to carry all their supplies to Afghanistan, to kill our innocent brothers and sisters and children. And then you tell me this is the army that will liberate Hind and something called Ghazwatul Hind? Don’t you have any sense?
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Poor Pakistan. I don’t regret using the language I’m gonna use now. Not at all. They are prostitutes. Who control political power in Islamabad. They are prostitutes! Who control the Pakistani armed forces. I hope they are listening to me. Their Qibla is in Washington. Because they want their children to go and study in the American universities, and they want to have a vila where they can retire in Miami and Los Angeles. They don’t care for Pakistan, they don’t care for Islam. For 14 years they opened the territory of Pakistan shamelessly, so NATO could traverse the territory of Pakistan, to carry all their supplies to Afghanistan, to kill our innocent brothers and sisters and children. And then you tell me this is the army that will liberate Hind and something called Ghazwatul Hind? Don’t you have any sense?

The Sure Path

87,488 views • 6 months ago

Victor Davis Hanson just dropped the single most definitive explanation for the chaos in Belfast and cities across the West. In two minutes flat, he exposed how DEI, open borders and failure to assimilate have created a powder keg that’s now exploding. HANSON: “It’s a reminder that DEI or racial chauvinism, ethnic chauvinism combined with open borders and mass immigration from illiberal societies is a recipe for disaster.” “And nobody condones the counter-riots but when you bring in people from antithetical cultures and you tell them upon arrival they don’t have to acculturate, integrate or assimilate but they have grudges against their hosts because they feel that they are victimized and you lavish social entitlements upon them and you make them exempt from any consequences of their illiberal behavior, then you get what we’ve seen there.” “We’ve got to remember, both in the United States and in Europe, especially the U.K., we’re 60 years, three generations from the civil rights acts and their versions of them.” “So we’ve got three generations of people in their 40s 50s and 60s that grew up with reverse discrimination and they didn’t know anything about segregation or institutionalized racism.” “All they know is that their job opportunities were curtailed because there was this new idea of equality of result.” “Where people based on their skin color or ethnic origins or whether they were migrants or something, they had preferential treatment and yet they were paying for the sins of prior generations.” “That’s what they felt.” “And then finally there was a class element to it.” “The elites crafted this system to bring in constituents dependent on state largesse but they were never subject to the consequences of our own terrible ideology because they had the money and the zip codes and the resources to protect themselves from that kind of violence that we saw.” “They made it worse by insulting the White working class as if they are illiberal and neanderthal, when they created the conditions and they were immune from them and now they don’t know what to do because they realize it’s blowing up in their face.” “Both there and in the United States.”
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Victor Davis Hanson just dropped the single most definitive explanation for the chaos in Belfast and cities across the West. In two minutes flat, he exposed how DEI, open borders and failure to assimilate have created a powder keg that’s now exploding. HANSON: “It’s a reminder that DEI or racial chauvinism, ethnic chauvinism combined with open borders and mass immigration from illiberal societies is a recipe for disaster.” “And nobody condones the counter-riots but when you bring in people from antithetical cultures and you tell them upon arrival they don’t have to acculturate, integrate or assimilate but they have grudges against their hosts because they feel that they are victimized and you lavish social entitlements upon them and you make them exempt from any consequences of their illiberal behavior, then you get what we’ve seen there.” “We’ve got to remember, both in the United States and in Europe, especially the U.K., we’re 60 years, three generations from the civil rights acts and their versions of them.” “So we’ve got three generations of people in their 40s 50s and 60s that grew up with reverse discrimination and they didn’t know anything about segregation or institutionalized racism.” “All they know is that their job opportunities were curtailed because there was this new idea of equality of result.” “Where people based on their skin color or ethnic origins or whether they were migrants or something, they had preferential treatment and yet they were paying for the sins of prior generations.” “That’s what they felt.” “And then finally there was a class element to it.” “The elites crafted this system to bring in constituents dependent on state largesse but they were never subject to the consequences of our own terrible ideology because they had the money and the zip codes and the resources to protect themselves from that kind of violence that we saw.” “They made it worse by insulting the White working class as if they are illiberal and neanderthal, when they created the conditions and they were immune from them and now they don’t know what to do because they realize it’s blowing up in their face.” “Both there and in the United States.”

Overton

150,568 views • 1 month ago

🚨 Pep Guardiola hits back at Jim Ratcliffe: "We treat immigrants or people that come from other countries like they are the ones causing problems for our country. It's a big problem because the fact I am Catalan and you are British? What influence did we have on where we were born? "Everyone wants to have a better life, everyone wants to have a better future for themselves and their families. Sometimes the opportunities are where you are born and sometimes it is in the place where you go. "The colour of your skin or the place where you were born don't make a difference. "Most people run away from their countries for the problems that are in their country, not because they want to leave. "The more we embrace other cultures, truly embrace it, then we will have a better society - I do not have any doubts about that."
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🚨 Pep Guardiola hits back at Jim Ratcliffe: "We treat immigrants or people that come from other countries like they are the ones causing problems for our country. It's a big problem because the fact I am Catalan and you are British? What influence did we have on where we were born? "Everyone wants to have a better life, everyone wants to have a better future for themselves and their families. Sometimes the opportunities are where you are born and sometimes it is in the place where you go. "The colour of your skin or the place where you were born don't make a difference. "Most people run away from their countries for the problems that are in their country, not because they want to leave. "The more we embrace other cultures, truly embrace it, then we will have a better society - I do not have any doubts about that."

CaughtOffside

1,888,376 views • 5 months ago

.Blackstone President Jon Gray says that just like Sears and other retailers went out of business in the dot-com era, but companies like Costco 25x'd, who wins in today's software landscape will be determined by who best adapts to the AI age: "If you go back 25 years, just as the bubble's bursting, as Amazon is starting to become a marketplace for everything, you could have said 'Retail will be an apocalypse.'" "And by the way, Sears, Kmart, Toys 'r' Us, did not make it. On the other hand, Walmart is up seven-fold, Costco is up like 25-fold, TJ Maxx is up 40x and has a $180 billion market cap." "For those companies that won, they either had something that was infrastructure-like, groceries, a great value proposition, or they really understood their customers. They found a way to navigate it." "That is the way to think about what's coming to so many businesses. Which is, if they just sit and operate the way they have, they have enormous vulnerability. If they do something and have a market position that's protected, they can end up doing much better."
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.Blackstone President Jon Gray says that just like Sears and other retailers went out of business in the dot-com era, but companies like Costco 25x'd, who wins in today's software landscape will be determined by who best adapts to the AI age: "If you go back 25 years, just as the bubble's bursting, as Amazon is starting to become a marketplace for everything, you could have said 'Retail will be an apocalypse.'" "And by the way, Sears, Kmart, Toys 'r' Us, did not make it. On the other hand, Walmart is up seven-fold, Costco is up like 25-fold, TJ Maxx is up 40x and has a $180 billion market cap." "For those companies that won, they either had something that was infrastructure-like, groceries, a great value proposition, or they really understood their customers. They found a way to navigate it." "That is the way to think about what's coming to so many businesses. Which is, if they just sit and operate the way they have, they have enormous vulnerability. If they do something and have a market position that's protected, they can end up doing much better."

TBPN

28,337 views • 3 months ago

Despite the Dodgers being viewed as the new evil empire who's ruining baseball, the stats say the complete opposite... The Athletic surveyed over 14,000 fans 44% clearly stated that baseball is more enjoyable today than it was 10 years ago Fan enthusiasm has nearly tripled since 2022, which is almost exactly when the Dodgers started building their dynasty Despite not having a salary cap, the MLB actually has more parity than both the NFL and NBA Over the last 10 years - 13 MLB clubs have made the World Series - 12 NBA teams have made The Finals - 9 NFL franchises have made the Super Bowl The MLB’s real problem isn’t the Dodgers (who led the league in road attendance)... It’s cheap owners who collect $100 million in revenue sharing just to turn around and spend $60 million on payroll If you cap the Dodgers at $200 million, the Marlins aren’t suddenly going to spend $200 million They’d spend $80 million instead of $60 and call it progress If what you want is a better product, force the owners to spend more with a salary floor
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Despite the Dodgers being viewed as the new evil empire who's ruining baseball, the stats say the complete opposite... The Athletic surveyed over 14,000 fans 44% clearly stated that baseball is more enjoyable today than it was 10 years ago Fan enthusiasm has nearly tripled since 2022, which is almost exactly when the Dodgers started building their dynasty Despite not having a salary cap, the MLB actually has more parity than both the NFL and NBA Over the last 10 years - 13 MLB clubs have made the World Series - 12 NBA teams have made The Finals - 9 NFL franchises have made the Super Bowl The MLB’s real problem isn’t the Dodgers (who led the league in road attendance)... It’s cheap owners who collect $100 million in revenue sharing just to turn around and spend $60 million on payroll If you cap the Dodgers at $200 million, the Marlins aren’t suddenly going to spend $200 million They’d spend $80 million instead of $60 and call it progress If what you want is a better product, force the owners to spend more with a salary floor

Frank Michael Smith

18,021 views • 5 months ago

This couple is having a wedding that will reflect who they are. They openly don’t seem to care if anyone will actually go or not. I think weddings are a celebration for everyone to join in for a special day. But I also think that offending guests before they even go might be a decision that will turn in a decision full of regret. So here’s my take on this. The way I see it is that they are going to be disappointed. I know others might argue and say that it’s selfish for the guests to not go because of the conditions set forth by the bride and groom, however it goes both ways. If they know guests won’t like the conditions of the wedding, then maybe they should compromise a little. I think they should give people options. I feel that this is going to show the bride and groom who is actually their real friends and who aren’t in their eyes. They won’t care if the guests don’t like the wedding rules, they are going to expect them to go because they think that their attendance shows that they care and that they are local.
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This couple is having a wedding that will reflect who they are. They openly don’t seem to care if anyone will actually go or not. I think weddings are a celebration for everyone to join in for a special day. But I also think that offending guests before they even go might be a decision that will turn in a decision full of regret. So here’s my take on this. The way I see it is that they are going to be disappointed. I know others might argue and say that it’s selfish for the guests to not go because of the conditions set forth by the bride and groom, however it goes both ways. If they know guests won’t like the conditions of the wedding, then maybe they should compromise a little. I think they should give people options. I feel that this is going to show the bride and groom who is actually their real friends and who aren’t in their eyes. They won’t care if the guests don’t like the wedding rules, they are going to expect them to go because they think that their attendance shows that they care and that they are local.

SonnyBoy🇺🇸

300,719 views • 2 months ago

Michael Jordan explains why his greatest failure was actually one of the best things that ever happened to him: “All the decisions I made, other people may view to be not the right decisions from their perspective.” “Everybody says it was a failed opportunity to play baseball. That’s what they think.” “For me, it was the best thing that could have happened.” “It allowed me to go back to the game with a stronger passion.” “It helped me put things in perspective.” “When I went back in ’95 and ’96, I appreciated it even greater.” “People don’t see that. All they think about is, ‘You batted .202. You struck out a certain number of times.’” “But the effort was there. The learning curve and the passion were there.” “People are afraid to do things because they are worried about the perception that may come from other places.” “Take a negative and turn it into a positive. Don’t be afraid to fail.”
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Michael Jordan explains why his greatest failure was actually one of the best things that ever happened to him: “All the decisions I made, other people may view to be not the right decisions from their perspective.” “Everybody says it was a failed opportunity to play baseball. That’s what they think.” “For me, it was the best thing that could have happened.” “It allowed me to go back to the game with a stronger passion.” “It helped me put things in perspective.” “When I went back in ’95 and ’96, I appreciated it even greater.” “People don’t see that. All they think about is, ‘You batted .202. You struck out a certain number of times.’” “But the effort was there. The learning curve and the passion were there.” “People are afraid to do things because they are worried about the perception that may come from other places.” “Take a negative and turn it into a positive. Don’t be afraid to fail.”

Josh Chambers

54,702 views • 16 days ago