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The best player on the Knicks is Deaaron Fox

OMG, after ALL THAT, Trump is sleeping at the Knicks game! Couldn’t he have saved everyone the trouble and “watch it on television?” 😂🤣

June schedule with my High School team… Let’s Go @NBBANorthBay @wrightsbball @JustGusPD

The Sacramento Kings went from the Beam Team 3 seed to Trading Barnes and an UNPROTECTED 1st swap to sign DeRozan Fired Mike Brown Traded Fox for a top 3 bad contract Lost a coin toss, pick 7 Now Fox and Barnes and Brown will face each other for a title. A year later.

Love this.👏👏❤️

KNBR got rid of Tom Tolbert and now he just consistently has better guests come to his house or be on his show than they ever have. Meanwhile they have 3 different dudes that no one cares about who are just employees telling stories about their lives and think it’s good content. Funny stuff.

THE ERA OF KINGS 👑 Watch the best of The Four Kings today on #TopRankClassics. ➡️ trboxing.co/TopRankClassics

Rob Base owned the summer of 1988. The music was undeniable If there's a Mount Rushmore of early foundational Harlem recording artists, he's on there without question. The physical is temporary but the music is eternal. RIP Rob Base. 🕊️

Since 1887, Peter Luger has been serving steaks in Brooklyn long before New York became the city people know today. What started as a small German beer hall, billiards room, and bowling alley near the Williamsburg waterfront slowly turned into one of the most legendary steakhouses in America. Over the decades, politicians, celebrities, businessmen, tourists, and generations of New Yorkers have all walked through those same old wooden doors chasing the exact same thing, massive dry-aged steaks sizzling in butter, old-school atmosphere, and a dining experience that feels frozen in time. The place survived world wars, economic crashes, changing neighborhoods, and nearly 140 years of New York history without losing its identity. People don’t just go to Peter Luger for dinner. They go because it feels like stepping into a piece of American history where the waiters still move fast, the plates still come out scorching hot, and the steak still arrives looking like it belongs in a movie scene. If you could only eat at one legendary steakhouse in America before you die… would this be the one?

“Dr. Dunkenstein, a spin off of George Clinton’s Dr Funkenstein, which was made up by my brother Michael” #1 THE GREATEST DUNKER IN LOUISVILLE BASKETBALL HISTORY!!! ⚫️🔴⚫️🔴⚫️🔴

19 years ago today, Baron Davis gave us one of the nastiest playoff posters ever on Andrei Kirilenko. The roar. The crowd. The “We Believe” Warriors era. Pure cinema.

Successes by age… Age 4…not peeing in your pants Age 12…having close friends Age 16…having a drivers license Age 18…having sex Age 35…having money Age 50…having money Age 60…having sex Age 70…having a drivers license Age 75…having close friends Age 80…not peeing in your pants

"If a staff is not fearing you and is not fearful of missing in the heart of the plate, naturally, the walk rates are going to be lower." A look at the biggest of many issues for the Giants right now ... they're historically bad at drawing walks: nbcsportsbayarea.com/mlb/san…

Why do I have to pay property taxes if my home is paid off?

🚨 THIS IS COMMON SENSE 🇺🇸 End property taxes at 65, let seniors stay in their homes instead of being taxed out by greedy local governments. No more forcing retirees to sell the house they’ve paid off just to pay endless taxes. Protect our seniors.

A paid off house should actually feel paid off. When the average property tax bill is $4,427 and keeps climbing even if you didn’t sell, refinance, or magically get richer, it’s not hard to see why people feel like they never fully own the place they worked for.

After a great conversation with head coach @CoachBestEWU blessed to say I’ve received an offer from Eastern Washington! @embo85 @CoachKMac_ @Mo_Mertle @CNCardinals Thank you to all the coaches and hospitality! @BrandonHuffman @adamgorney

We need more adults around the game of basketball that care more about the kids instead of themselves and money

Luke Falk shared a Mike Leach story that stopped me cold: Two kids. One rich. One poor. Every training camp, Coach Leach told his team about these 2 kids. The rich kid has two choices. Get soft. Get entitled. Expect everything handed to him because he was handed more. Or take the resources, the coaching, the opportunities, and compound them into something greater. The poor kid has two choices too. Say nobody gave him anything. Blame the world. Make his circumstances the reason he never became what he could have been. Or outwork everyone in the room. Luke said the locker room had both. Kids from wealth. Kids from nothing. Kids with every advantage. Kids who scraped for every inch. Same choice for all of them. Ownership or victimhood. Fuel or excuse. The rich kid can waste the head start or build on it. The poor kid can drown in the deficit or weaponize it. Greatness doesn't come from where you start. It comes from which kid you choose to feed. Credit to @coachlukefalk for continuing to share golden nuggets about Coach’s legacy

Thank you to BYU OL coach Woods for taking your time to come and visit me was great and awesome to see you! @BYUfootball @kalanifsitake @ShawKarter @BrandonHuffman @GregBiggins @adamgorney @CoachNaeole65 @coachdrew8 @moananuimgmt