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I totally understand the skepticism on Miami landing Giannis
But the part that surprises me is those who push back on the aftermath of a potential deal
Let’s not forget who Giannis is even at this stage
And let’s stop acting like he’s 37 years old
It’s equal parts interesting and fascinating to compare and contrast the build strategies between the Knicks and Spurs.
Proves we can’t be so rigid when as fans we try to prescribe the formula
Some news:
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The goal is the biggest ecosystem of independent content for any team in the NBA.
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Most people do perfectly fine on 3–10g/day of creatine monohydrate, but problems can happen when athletes start doing aggressive loading phases (20g+/day), under-hydrate, sweat heavily, or combine it with intense training in heat.
Bloodwork matters too.
Things like:
kidney function (BUN/creatinine/eGFR)
sodium/potassium balance
magnesium status
hydration markers
muscle breakdown markers (CK)
…can help determine tolerance, recovery capacity, and whether an athlete is responding well to a certain protocol.
Creatine isn’t “dangerous” for most people but more isn’t always better, especially when recovery, hydration, and monitoring are poor.
Offseason updates for @5OTF_
* Extra episodes (More Floor) exclusive to the podcast feeds. (no YouTube)
* We will feature 5RSN NBA and OnSI NBA contributors in shorter episodes called Floor Burns that will originate on @5ReasonsUTube
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Man, another Achilles injury 🤦🏽♂️
Most don’t even realize they’re doing this… but that quick step back before you take off?
That’s often where a lot of Achilles injuries happen.
Weight shifts back → ankle takes the load → Achilles gets overloaded
👇🏽
What I would say is that when a team finishes ahead of only 1 other team in the East that was kinda trying — and was a mess — everyone is accountable, no matter who is speaking. Tomorrow will be interesting.