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Joined March 2010
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Justin Verrier retweeted
Victor Wembanyama and the young Spurs have renewed a legacy of excellence dating back to the Tim Duncan days. But their run to the NBA Finals has brought a vibrant new identity to the basketball-watching public. @irlington: theringer.com/2026/06/03/nba…
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Spurs finished third-worst in the West last year. Unreal come-up.
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Wemby running a crisp give-and-go was a real shit-your-pants moment
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The bounce on that rim in Toronto must be studied.
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Two straight games, the Spurs have just eaten the Blazers alive in the second half. Super impressive road performances, especially with virtually every other series in disarray.
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Wemby was much more comfortable with and inviting of physicality in that third quarter. Spent most of the first half chasing jumpers, but he's re-engaged at the basket on both ends.
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I came to see Playoff Wemby, but I'm getting Dylan Harper ascending to a higher plane of existence instead.
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Scoot is alive.
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Justin Verrier retweeted
My book, AMERICAN MEN, is out today. It's an intimate, immersive work of narrative nonfiction that interweaves the stories of four vastly different men, grappling with their relationship to masculinity. I'd love for you to read it.
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Sheesh. What a called shot by Deni.
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Michigan looks like it’s in a different age range. Lotta big boys out there.
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Mull-ions
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The goat.
Breaking: ESPN senior writer Kevin Pelton has been hired for a front office role with the Houston Comets, where he is serving as assistant GM & VP of analytics He'll also work with the Sun FO this season, including as the team prepares for offseason activity
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Justin Verrier retweeted
Let it be said: Fuck Duke.
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Couldn’t hit a shot all game, and then made two of the biggest miracles. Unreal.
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Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!
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Justin Verrier retweeted
NEW: It's now more lucrative to have a losing sports team than a championship team. We examined the Boston Red Sox to see how private equity and cost cutting invaded sports. In this era, teams want to sell good players for profit more than they want to have a good season.
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