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Chris Bosh says he found out LeBron was leaving Miami through a text 10 minutes before it was announced 😳 “I thought it was BS. 10 minutes later it was everywhere. I get it but at the time I didn’t understand it. At the time I was ready to put the team back together cause we had just lost so we wanted to put something back together so we could win. And it really didn’t go like that. I took offense to it tbh… I’m a competitor and tbh when you go back to the locker room and Bron ain’t in that chair and everybody is looking at you and D Wade for that 25 points it’s like damn, man. Sh*t my knee hurts… I was upset it took months to get over it. We had to be in the same place and talk about it… We had to get back to a mode of not rebuilding but getting more out of ourselves and not always having that easy thing relying on 6 to do his job” (Via ALL THE SMOKE)

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Kevin Durant says the Warriors never addressed the Draymond Green incident, ultimately leading to him leaving the team “It wasn't the argument. It was the way that everybody, Steve Kerr, acted like it didn't happen. Bob Myers then tried to just discipline you and think that that would put the mask over everything” “I really felt like that was such a big situation for us as a group, the first time we went through something like that. We had to get that shit all out” “I remember watching The Last Dance. And when Scottie didn't go into the game, the whole team in the locker room said, ‘Scottie, that was fucked up that you did that’” “We needed that. We just needed to throw all of that shit out on the table and say, ‘Yo, Dray, K, that was fucked up that we even had to go through that. Let's just wipe our hands of that and go finish the task.’ I don't think we did that. We tried to dance around it” “I just didn't like how all of that, just the vibe between all of that, it just made shit weird to me. And I'd rather us be who we say we are. Family first. Communication is key. We didn't show that. That's what rubbed me the wrong way more than anything”

Kevin Durant says the Warriors never addressed the Draymond Green incident, ultimately leading to him leaving the team “It wasn't the argument. It was the way that everybody, Steve Kerr, acted like it didn't happen. Bob Myers then tried to just discipline you and think that that would put the mask over everything” “I really felt like that was such a big situation for us as a group, the first time we went through something like that. We had to get that shit all out” “I remember watching The Last Dance. And when Scottie didn't go into the game, the whole team in the locker room said, ‘Scottie, that was fucked up that you did that’” “We needed that. We just needed to throw all of that shit out on the table and say, ‘Yo, Dray, K, that was fucked up that we even had to go through that. Let's just wipe our hands of that and go finish the task.’ I don't think we did that. We tried to dance around it” “I just didn't like how all of that, just the vibe between all of that, it just made shit weird to me. And I'd rather us be who we say we are. Family first. Communication is key. We didn't show that. That's what rubbed me the wrong way more than anything”

dank

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Unknown to many of you, before Mansa Plus, I was (feels weird saying I was, I still I’m) a musician. @raysmanifests was my music manager! We gave it our all! But guess what, it didn’t work out! Put in a lot of money, recording music, making videos, pushing the songs, but the result was next to zero. On my music YouTube Channel I have under 1400 subscribers! @willyskihumba has had his days as a musician and a Dj, but I will let him tell his story! To an outsider, that looks like failure, and for sure it is failure! However, it was that experience that we used to build Mansa Plus, or rather prepped us to handle what was coming. When we were busy begging people to subscribe and watch our content, it didn’t feel weird because we had been doing it throughout our music days. When we tried to work with certain people and they shut doors on us, we were in familiar territory. When we went months without pay but showed up everyday, that was the norm in our music days! When some people made fun of me and my accent, come on, we were already used to it! And when it came down to work, I was already used to being in front of the camera… I guess as Jay says, it’s not failure it’s a lesson. I’m very proud of what we are doing in this space, and I’m even more proud of every moment that has read us here! It really is in the journey and who you journey with. Luckily, I get to do this with two good friends who are super humans when it comes to their jobs! To all my friends, family and people that I don’t even know who watch our content, and buy our services, know that I’m super grateful. Thank you for making this moment possible! #MansaPlus to the World

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Donovan Mitchell on getting swept by the Knicks: “It was very painful, the ending. To go out like that. You try to put on a smile and try to move past it. They beat us, swept us, so I don’t want to diminish that, but we didn’t give ourselves a chance, 'cause we didn't have no business. But it’ll take a little while, it’ll take a little bit. I think the worst part about it is just like the sweeps—like, we had an opportunity, right? And we just was right there.” (Via Andscape )

Donovan Mitchell on getting swept by the Knicks: “It was very painful, the ending. To go out like that. You try to put on a smile and try to move past it. They beat us, swept us, so I don’t want to diminish that, but we didn’t give ourselves a chance, 'cause we didn't have no business. But it’ll take a little while, it’ll take a little bit. I think the worst part about it is just like the sweeps—like, we had an opportunity, right? And we just was right there.” (Via Andscape )

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28,091 views • 2 months ago

"Pittsburgh is such a blue collar area and sports was everything.. It was a hard working area and you were taught to work hard.. I don't really have an answer on how those QBs came out of there but maybe it was the Iron City Beer" ~ Joseph Montana #PMSLive

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433,712 views • 2 years ago

Mark Cuban says he passed on Giannis Antetokounmpo in the 2013 NBA Draft out of respect for Dirk Nowitzki “When Giannis was getting drafted, we passed because we had Dirk. And this was 2013, we had just won the championship two years ago” “Some of our people wanted to go for Giannis. I wanted to trade down, and we ended up getting Shane Larkin, not so much because of Shane as a player, but we needed that cap room to go out and try to sign somebody to propel Dirk” “Remember, Giannis was coming out. I vividly remember there were two VHS tapes of him playing in the Greek league. That was all they had to show me... and it wasn't like every other team knew about him either” “But you have to respect Dirk. You have to respect what he's done for us. So, out of respect to Dirk, it was my final decision. We went for it, and we didn't get the free agents we wanted, but that was the plan”

Mark Cuban says he passed on Giannis Antetokounmpo in the 2013 NBA Draft out of respect for Dirk Nowitzki “When Giannis was getting drafted, we passed because we had Dirk. And this was 2013, we had just won the championship two years ago” “Some of our people wanted to go for Giannis. I wanted to trade down, and we ended up getting Shane Larkin, not so much because of Shane as a player, but we needed that cap room to go out and try to sign somebody to propel Dirk” “Remember, Giannis was coming out. I vividly remember there were two VHS tapes of him playing in the Greek league. That was all they had to show me... and it wasn't like every other team knew about him either” “But you have to respect Dirk. You have to respect what he's done for us. So, out of respect to Dirk, it was my final decision. We went for it, and we didn't get the free agents we wanted, but that was the plan”

dank

934,010 views • 1 month ago

#AusGP 🇦🇺 | Lewis Hamilton post qualifying: “The whole weekend was looking good up until Q2. Q1 on the medium tyre was feeling solid, and I was feeling great.” “Then we went into Q2 and we had some problems with our engine so we ended up having to come in [to the garage]. That put a lot of pressure on us to have to go out and try to execute with one lap, on a tyre that we hadn’t driven yet. That was tricky.” “Then we went to Q3, again, it was just mess for everybody, so it was a bit random. I think there’s a lot more performance in the car, we just didn’t executed those perfectly. I honestly think if it had gone perfectly we could’ve been 3rd today.”

#AusGP 🇦🇺 | Lewis Hamilton post qualifying: “The whole weekend was looking good up until Q2. Q1 on the medium tyre was feeling solid, and I was feeling great.” “Then we went into Q2 and we had some problems with our engine so we ended up having to come in [to the garage]. That put a lot of pressure on us to have to go out and try to execute with one lap, on a tyre that we hadn’t driven yet. That was tricky.” “Then we went to Q3, again, it was just mess for everybody, so it was a bit random. I think there’s a lot more performance in the car, we just didn’t executed those perfectly. I honestly think if it had gone perfectly we could’ve been 3rd today.”

deni

100,903 views • 5 months ago

Q: Does that mean, yes, we can purchase the equipment from US and they will sell it to us? Tugga: Oh yes, I believe so. It was part of the cooperation as well. We also had to consider our pocket and how much we were willing to spend on equipment.

Q: Does that mean, yes, we can purchase the equipment from US and they will sell it to us? Tugga: Oh yes, I believe so. It was part of the cooperation as well. We also had to consider our pocket and how much we were willing to spend on equipment.

Imran Muhammad

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