Alex Barnes

[Alex Barnes @Alex_Barnes34]

Pray for patience..

[San Antonio Spurs @spurs]

WESTERN CONFERENCE FINALS MVP 🔥

[RUSS @russdiemon]

SGA is dead nice. Undeniable. His mid range game, his pace, etc. So the criticism of “he’s only good because of refs” is lazy and obviously untrue, but the criticism of his style of play is consistent enough that dismissing it entirely is just dishonest. There’s a difference between attacking contact while genuinely trying to score and prioritizing creating officiating dilemmas, and even when refs don’t reward it, anyone who’s watching still registers the intent…which is why you actually have to watch the games instead of just reading the box score. A lot of times it just feels like watching somebody tryna play the system instead of play basketball…very video game 2k glitch that basically is “I know how to enter the animation that makes the defender legally lose.” Reality is we don’t watch basketball just to see the outcome, we watch to see how the outcomes are produced. SGA is dead nice but the critiques are not ALL just fluff.

[The Real Calvy J @CJRealHoops2]

My 2 cents on foul-baiting/flopping:

It’s always been perfectly within the rules to do it. But it’s always just been up to players to have the self-respect and integrity to not over-do it.

Like, honestly, a well-timed occasional strategic flop, I can accept.

But when it becomes a hallmark of your whole game, when you’re seeking it out every time or every other time you touch the ball…

That’s when sportsmanship is killed by gamesmanship. That’s when winning becomes completely divorced from ethics. That’s when the game becomes unwatchable.

That’s when the rules have to change.

When players can no longer be trusted to reasonably govern themselves, that’s when official governance has to be increased.

Same thing happens in all aspects of society, when you think about it. And that’s just unfortunate.

Something here has to change.

[Josh RR Jokien @joshcarlosjosh]

The hobbits cheering for Gandalf after he sets off another round of fireworks:

[Myron Medcalf @MedcalfByESPN]

The brightest star in the league is a 7-foot-4 Avenger who does postgame press conferences like a philosopher, professes his love for the game whenever he can, goes all out for his teammates and talks recklessly to opponents like 97 Rodman. I mean, this is incredible.

[Atlanta Falcons @AtlantaFalcons]

Drake, meet Kendrick

[🎹 @DrSweets24]

Kendrick tried to speak for Atlanta’s loyalty.

And look at who Atlanta backed.

[#DISUNOMICS @_NOMICS]

Half way through ICEMAN and it’s all SLAPS

Open Twitter and I see nonstop hate

I can’t take this app seriously

[Alex Barnes @Alex_Barnes34]

@Striplin20 Welcome to the fandom! Enjoy the ride brother ✊🏽

[Alex Barnes @Alex_Barnes34]

@Striplin20 Yeah but Shou Tucker turned his daughter into a dog as a science experiment and Griffith is just… pure evil

[Alex Barnes @Alex_Barnes34]

@Striplin20 That might’ve been the manliest thing I’ve read all year

[Alex Barnes @Alex_Barnes34]

@Striplin20 The only justification I could see for an exercise like this would be some weird way to overload train a jumping athlete. Either way I’m gonna have to pass on this one fam lol 🙅🏽‍♂️

[Alex Barnes @Alex_Barnes34]

@Striplin20 He’s got straps on and a double assisted liftoff. I really want to know why his trainers have him doing that and whose idea it was to film it 😂

[Alex Barnes @Alex_Barnes34]

@FatBoiNeeda10pc @justin_silmon32 @Dalvin_warmack1 That’s hard. Idk what you’re talking about

[Jacob Lenard @j_lenard]

"He had a breakout season...and I'm looking forward to watching him build off that."

-Pitt State HC Brian Wright on senior WR Elijah Harris (Pittsburg HS)

@DragonActivity @PittStGorillas @GorillasFB @elijahmharris @Coachbwright4

[Mark Cuban @mcuban]

Please tell others that take these. We expect to add more than 1k more meds over the next 12 months, if not sooner.

[Bron’s Best @LBJsBest]

If you fr think LeBron would have trouble dominating in the 80’s/90’s

Just admit you’re a LeBron hater right now �

[Forbes @Forbes]

Billionaire investor Mark Cuban launched an online pharmacy Thursday that offers more than 100 generic drugs at an affordable price with a goal of being “radically transparent” in its price negotiations with drug companies. https://t.co/mVtob3DxVV